Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Roadmap 2025: Updates, Expansions, & Seasonal Schedule
The roadmap for 2025 is out, and players will be able to see just what is coming this year for the game. Not only is the game launching in just a couple of weeks, there will be more content and updates as the game continues through the year, allowing players to plan for what they know is coming. There are a lot of things planned, and while it is subject to change, what is known looks quite exciting.
Not only is the release date for close on the horizon, but the post-launch trailer shows that the developers still have a lot in store with more to come. Players can also purchase a Gold Edition that will come with any paid content released for the rest of 2025. However, all players will receive a number of free updates mentioned in the release as well.
The content shown in the post-release launch trailer from covers every season for the rest of the year. Given in outline format,the developers show that players will have something to look forward to every single season for the rest of the year.
I was recently invited to a press event in Kuttenberg, where I had the opportunity to experience 4 hours of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 hands-on.
In fact, the first season, Spring, has a fair amount of content coming that will keep players excited just after the game comes out. It also allows players to have some replayability or new missions in the short time frame after the release of the game.
Known Timeline Of Post-Launch Releases
Spring 2025
Free Updates
Summer 2025
Expansion 1
Autumn 2025
Expansion 2
Winter 2025
Expansion 3
Right now, it does not seem like exact dates are being given for any of the content, just the season in which it will arrive. This is still good news, as it gives the developers time to work out any bugs that appear in the post-launch game before releasing any more content. The Expansion Pass covers any of the seasonal paid content that players want to enjoy, while the base game will be getting smaller content updates and quality-of-life changes. The good
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