Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Treasures of the Past (DLC)

Treasures of the Past is a compact DLC for Kingdom Come: Deliverance, the grounded medieval RPG from Warhorse Studios that made a name for itself by refusing to hold your hand. If you have already sunk time into Henry's story and want an excuse to wander the Bohemian countryside a little longer, this DLC hands you a set of treasure maps and points you at buried loot scattered across the open world. That is essentially the whole pitch. The maps themselves are drawn in that satisfying hand-sketched style the base game uses for everything, and reading them requires actual spatial reasoning rather than a glowing waypoint. If you bounced off KCD's refusal to spoon-feed directions, this DLC will frustrate you. If you loved crouching over in-game parchment and triangulating landmarks, there is genuine low-key pleasure here. The rewards are tangible gear and coin that slot neatly into the base game's economy, which means earlier in a playthrough this content hits harder than it does once Henry is already swimming in Groschen. The honest limitation is scope. Treasures of the Past is a content drop, not a narrative expansion. There are no new characters, no branching dialogue, no story beats that make you rethink the main plot. For a game whose writing and worldbuilding are its strongest cards, a DLC that skips those entirely feels like a missed hand. You are not learning anything new about Bohemia or the people in it. You are just finding boxes. If you are the kind of player who values character arcs and lore payoff, this will feel thin compared to the meatier story DLCs in the KCD catalogue. Where it works is as background activity. Running a treasure hunt between main quests, using the maps as a navigation exercise, treating the gear as a small mechanical reward loop - those are real uses. The DLC asks very little of you structurally, which is both its appeal and its ceiling. Think of it less as a chapter and more as a side errand that happens to come with decent loot. Bottom line: Treasures of the Past makes sense as part of a larger KCD bundle or if you are deep in a completionist run and want more reasons to explore. Standalone, it is a light snack for a game that can absolutely deliver full meals elsewhere. Worth it for the devoted Henry fan, easy to skip if you want more of what KCD's writing does best. Monika, Scout Team