Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Post-Launch Roadmap Sets Stage for 3 Expansions in 2025
ign.comDeveloper Warhorse Studios and publisher Plaion have announced the Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 post-launch roadmap, revealing the content players can look forward to after the game's release date in a few weeks.
The plan for free and paid post-launch content was detailed in a video, below. Although there is little gameplay footage for some of the bigger content plans, fans still get an outline of how Warhose will support its medieval sequel throughout 2025.
In spring, expect free updates that range from a Barbers feature with additional customization options to Hardcore Mode and Horse Racing. Summer will then follow with what appears to be the first paid content drop, Brushes with Death, which Warhorse said follows protagonist Henry as he “aids an enigmatic artist with a shadowy past.”
The autumn season brings the Legacy of the Forge expansion, add-on content that looks into Henry’s past by exploring his adoptive father Martin’s history. Finally, as far as this Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 post-launch roadmap is concerned, winter sees the release of Mysteria Ecclesia, which sees Henry embark on a covert mission to “navigate the complex dynamics” of the Sedlec Monastery.
Warhorse promised to release more free quality-of-life updates as each seasonal expansion rolls out. Details regarding what these updates entail have yet to be revealed. It sounds like each expansion will be available for players to purchase individually, but you’ll also be able to acquire the full bundle as part of an Expansion Pass that also includes the Shields of Seasons Passing shield customization DLC.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 launches for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S on February 4, 2025. If you’re interested in picking up a copy but don’t know what comes in each edition, you can see our breakdown here. Then, be sure to check out Warhorse’s response to claims that Saudi Arabia had recently moved to ban the game’s release.
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