Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is bracing for a new major expansion and accomodating update, and luckily for dedicated warriors, it's not too far away either.

We’re sure you’ve already had a few in , but it’s still worth asking – are you ready for a brush with death? Warhorse Studios has revealed that the brand new DLC for the game, titled the Brushes with Death DLC, is officially on its way and boasting a brand-new questline and the chance to paint your shield in order to customise Henry to be the most authentic expression of you yet. The new expansion joins the existing Lion’s Crest DLC to stack up the Medieval adventure to help it become the most comprehensive adventure across England out there, especially for those who are keen for the toughest survival mission with the grueling .

It’s not just the paid content that’s coming in, either, as the new DLC will also introduce the game’s 1.3 update that will deliver some fresh patch-ups to existing issues as well as a few horse-racing mini-games and mounted archery to help you feel a little slicker when you’re taking down foes. It’s a pretty comprehensive list of changes coming into the game, and it’s plenty to look forward to – and luckily for us, the 2 DLC release date and the arrival of the incoming update isn’t that far away. So when can we expect their arrival? Here’s what you need to know about the incoming Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 DLC release date.

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The Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 DLC release date is Thursday, May 15 at 8am PDT / 11am EDT / 4pm BST. The date has been confirmed by the game’s team, and the time is an estimation based on the launch of the and the . As the DLC will launch at the same time as its accommodating 1.3 update, we can expect this time to be consistent with the launch of the new major expansion.

The arrival of the Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 DLC release date will usher in a new era for the game, and not a moment too soon, as players have already raced to what feels like the end of Henry’s journey. Clearly, there’s still more to be done across Medieval England, and it looks like you’ve got plenty to get on with. Godspeed.