Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 has three expansions coming in 2025 alone

It’s almost time to hear the clopping of hooves, the clanking of swords against armor, and a barrage of witty quips in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. The long-awaited and ambitious sequel to the popular medieval RPG arrives in just a couple of weeks’ time, and ahead of launch developer Warhorse has unveiled an extremely stacked 2025 roadmap.

With a heavy script of over 1.7 million words and a much bigger open world than its predecessor, the hype for Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is, understandably, pretty high right now. While the final stretch towards the Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 release date has been peppered with some controversial moments regarding the game’s forums and the devs speaking out against anti-woke “grifters,” there’s no denying that it’s one of the biggest new PC games in what is a very stacked month.

Warhorse has now pledged a very ambitious slate of post-launch content for the rest of 2025, which includes both big free updates that add new gameplay features and paid DLC expansions.

Let’s start with the free stuff, which seems like it’ll all arrive fairly soon after launch in the spring, judging from the roadmap. These gameplay updates will add in a barber shop to let you re-style Henry’s coiffure, a horse racing minigame, and a hardcore difficulty mode to give the most gifted of swordsfolk a real challenge.

Throughout the rest of the year, we’ll see plenty of smaller updates, aimed primarily at delivering quality of life fixes. As for the premium content, KCD2 is going to get three expansions before the end of 2025, which is pretty impressive. There will be one in the summer, one in the fall, and one in the winter.

The first is titled Brushes with Death, and it involves Henry assisting “an enigmatic artist with a shadowy past” in an adventure that’ll see them “face perilous encounters and unravel a web of dangerous schemes.”

After that, we’ll get Legacy of the Forge. In this DLC, we’ll uncover some of Henry’s backstory by diving into “forgotten tales of the past” that revolve around his adoptive father, Martin. You’ll also turn your hand to blacksmithing as you attempt to “restore a once-renowned forge” back to its former glory.

The final DLC of the year is called Mysteria Ecclesia, in which Henry is “tasked with a covert mission” in the Sedlec Monastery. He must tread carefully and work within “the complex dynamics of the region” as he goes about “discovering hidden truths and navigating a maze of conflicting interests.”

All of these DLC can be bought post-launch, or if you buy the Gold Edition of KCD2, they’ll all be heading straight into your library as it includes the Expansion Pass.

If you’re interested in pre-ordering or picking up the game on PC once it’s out, make sure you check the Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 system requirements before you do. Or you can find some similar experiences in our best RPGs guide.

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