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Ashi Wash

Two Glass Hams · Published by Two Glass Hams

Very Positive — 91% positive (58 reviews) · 11 achievements

Last updated 27 Sept 2026

Clean a big nasty foot!

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Indie, Casual · 2018 · More free games

Ashi Wash challenges you to master the art of thorough cleaning in a simple yet addictive gameplay loop. Dive into the quirky world crafted by Two Glass Hams and enjoy the satisfaction of spotless results.

About this game

A quiet manor

Loud crash! Big nasty foot

One demand: "Wash me."

It is said that long ago in Japan, there was a certain house. Every so often, a strange thing happened in this place: a yokai in the shape of a giant dirty foot appeared and demanded to be cleaned! If the resident cleaned the foot, the foot left peacefully. However, if the foot was not cleaned, then the foot stomped throughout the house and destroyed everything.

Ashi Wash is our take on this Japanese folktale.

Ashi Wash is like a haiku. A goofy one to be sure, but a haiku all the same. A single reading of a haiku is short, but it invites the reader to reread it and ponder the layers of meaning densely packed into its few words. Likewise, a single playthrough of Ashi Wash is short, but this surreal game has layers of secrets and meanings that will give you foot for thought. You'll find something new every time you revisit it.

Want to show your friends your VR setup? Ashi Wash comes with a toe-tally neato VR mode that's great for parties. Everyone will be laughing all night at the absurdity of Ashi Wash! The local high-score list adds some fun competition, too.

Don't have VR? No worries! Ashi Wash also plays in standard, non-VR mode. In this mode, there are more rooms in the house to be explored (and also some new secrets to find).

You have three minutes to clean The Foot. Tools are scattered around the house to help you get the job done.

Ready to step up to the challenge?

Feetures

  • the best foot washing action in VR

  • the best foot washing action, but not in VR this time

  • LIV support (for mixed reality video capture in VR mode) in a legacy branch available via the Betas tab

  • fully voiced dialog

  • English subtitles (non-VR mode only)

  • a nice deck to gaze at the sunset

  • 2 bds / 2 ba

  • puns

  • talking flies

  • a vinyl record player (it's called a ~gramophone~)

  • forced perspective

  • local leaderboard

System Requirements

Will my PC run this? →

Minimum

Minimum:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS *: Windows 7
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 470, AMD HD 7870
  • Storage: 650 MB available space
  • VR Support: SteamVR
  • Additional Notes: for non-VR gameplay

Recommended

Recommended:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel i5-4590, AMD FX 8350
  • Memory: 6 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 970, AMD Radeon 9290
  • Storage: 650 MB available space
  • Additional Notes: for VR gameplay

Supported Languages

English*
*languages with full audio support

Latest news

  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    New Release: The Thing at the Window

    Hey y'all, Matt here. I'm excited to announce the next release from Two Glass Hams: The Thing at the Window! I started development in late 2018 about 8 months after we released Ashi Wash, then but shelved the project in October 2019 due to rather a rather tumultuous series of events in our personal lives. I spent the pandemic working with our artist prototyping about a half dozen different projects, but we determined that all of them were a either bit beyond what we could handle with such a small team, or just not worth developing further for one reason or another. Fast forward almost three years, and Julian now has a totally awesome webcomic called The Nightmare Witch which is taking up most of his free time (the new chapter starts in November!), so I decided to go back and continue work on The Thing at the Window as a solo project. Gameplay is more or less complete, with only bugfixing, art, and general polish left! I'm releasing it in Early Access to get some unbiased feedback from the Steam community. The Thing at the Window releases October 24 at whatever time I happen to be around to press the "Release" button! So if you enjoy tense atmospheric horror then wishlist it and check it out!
    Read full article on Community Announcements
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Patch 1.5 (April 1st, 2021)

    Don't worry, there's no April Fools nonsense here, just bugfixes and optimizations! Please note: this update changes some controls to make them less awkward and more consistent with other games. These changes are displayed in the in-game controls manual. PATCH 1.5 (built April 1st 2021) fixed certain tools breaking in VR a good chunk of inefficient code has been rewritten, increasing stability in VR slightly revised control schemes across the board dead flies now fly through the air when swatted in both modes, as opposed to falling straight to the ground menu flies added to valid aim assist targets gamepad look sensitivity increased by 33% If you find any bugs I missed, please post them as new threads in the discussion forums, and I'll look into them ASAP! ~M@
    Read full article on Community Announcements
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Beta Update: 1.0.5 (March 26, 2021)

    Please note: this update changes some VR controls, and we so far have only been able to test on SteamVR hardware. Windows Mixed Reality users: if this update does not work for you, please use the 1.0.3 branch in the beta options (not actually a beta, it's for legacy support) Oculus Rift users: if this update does not work for you, please use the 1.0.4 branch (currently the 'default' branch while this update is still marked as beta) fixed certain tools not working in VR various optimizations (should result in a slightly smoother VR experience) slightly revised control schemes across the board (now with a dedicated 'drop' button for the base game, and VR teleport is now on the bottom face button rather than triggers) If you find any bugs, please post them as new threads in the discussion forums, and I'll look into them ASAP! ~M@
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  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Update 04 (Index support & some quality of life changes)

    ASHI WASH v 1.04 patch notes -updated game to use Unreal Engine 4.22 -fixed annoying record scratch that would play when the map loaded in VR -added support for Valve Index (we're unfortunately unable to implement finger tracking, but we did make sure to take advantage of the new grip functionality) -added SteamVR Input plugin -simplified default VR control schemes across the board so that controller inputs are less convoluted -updated controller books to show new control schemes -made controller book & VR menu swatter more immediately visible for new players -rewrote VR item floating functionality (comfort & accessibility feature allowing fallen tools to float up towards the player's hands, so you don't have to bend down as much; great for seated play) -added VR float functionality to some objects that didn't already have it -added ability to quickly quit the game by holding ESC for 3 seconds I have not been able to test this update for Windows Mixed Reality headsets, so if you're a WMR user and you're having issues, please use the "version_1.03" branch available in the BETAS tab (right click the game in your library, click "Properties", click "BETAS", and then it will be in the drop-down list). I'm looking into reimplementing LIV support soon (though it's still working with version 1.03 in the "livtestbranch" beta branch)! If you run into any issues, please don't hesitate to post them in the discussion forums and I will address them ASAP!
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  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    LIV support for VR mode!

    We've got a toe-tally cool new feature for the VR foot washers! Ashi Wash now supports LIV! That means that with a proper setup, you can capture mixed reality video of yourself playing Ashi Wash. To enable LIV support, you'll need to download the Beta Branch of Ashi Wash from Steam. Here's how to do that: First, find Ashi Wash in your games library. Right click on Ashi Wash, then click on "properties." https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steamcommunity/public/images/clans/32602780/ef60adbd8fb29a1b3aaa25f5c071ce03fb18cd07.jpg In the Properties window, select the "Betas" tab. Click the arrow on the drop-down menu, and select "livtestbranch." You should then be able to download the version of Ashi Wash that includes LIV support. https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steamcommunity/public/images/clans/32602780/6c3158ec92a1fe8403658ac119817a67e11b8c21.jpg The "livtest" branch currently uses an older version of Ashi Wash - v1.03. We can't wait to see the mixed reality videos you create! Share them with us in the Steam Discussion forums, on Twitter, or on Facebook!
    Read full article on Community Announcements (Two Glass Hams)

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