Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault Zen Patio Pack

The Zen Patio Pack is a cosmetic DLC for Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault. It released alongside version 1.0 on 2 September 2026 and is available separately on Steam (app 4935250, ¥18 / $4.99) or bundled in the Deluxe Edition. It does not add weapons, perk paths, Vault gold, or any mechanical advantage. It changes how the shop and the Tresna village entrance look. This page is the honest description so you do not buy a rug instead of a dungeon.

The game is $29.99 single-player premium. Version 1.0 shipped on Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch 2. There are no redeem codes and no multiplayer. The loop — dungeon, backpack, shop, Vault — is the same whether you own this pack or not.

What is in the pack

The official Steam description: “Hello adventurer! This package contains two cosmetic packs that will customize the looks of both your shop and the Tresna Entrance!”

Two distinct aesthetic themes ship together:

• Andalusian — warm terracotta, arched tile patterns, and the kind of courtyard that makes you want to reopen the shop even when the bag is thin.
• Japanese — clean lines, stone pathways, lantern light, and a Tresna entrance dressed in a different seasonal mood.

Both apply to Will’s shop interior and to the village gate area. They are pure visual customization. No stat changes, no extra showcase slots, no perk bonuses. If a description promises gameplay effects inside a cosmetic pack, it is wrong.

What the pack is not

This is not a fourth biome. It is not a new merchant NPC. It is not a way to skip Vault gold or earn more from stamps. The Countess still sells functional furniture that affects tips and rarity. The Zen Patio Pack replaces wall textures, floor tiles, and entrance props — not the people who run the counters.

It is also not required for any achievement. The collector’s list on this wiki tracks weapon and combat achievements. Cosmetic packs do not gate any of those.

How it fits with editions

Standard digital ($29.99) does not include the pack. Buy it separately on Steam app 4935250 or wait for a sale.

Deluxe Edition bundles the standard game plus all three DLC apps: Zen Patio Pack (4935250), Original Artbook (5026660, $4.99), and Official Soundtrack (5031290, $9.99). The Deluxe bundle carried an extra −10% on top of the launch week −30% sale through 16 September 2026.

Physical boxed copies from Silver Lining Interactive (13 November 2026) contain the same 1.0 game in cardboard. The Collector’s Edition trinkets — patches, stickers, poster, metal coin — are physical objects, not Steam DLC. If you want the Zen Patio aesthetic on a physical copy, the pack would need to be redeemed separately on the same account.

Is it worth buying

Buy it if you already own the game, you have cleared the credits, and you want the Tresna you walk through every morning to look different. The shop is the room you spend the most time in after the dungeon. A new floor and entrance is the equivalent of redecorating a desk setup — it does not make the work better, but it makes the morning nicer.

Skip it if you are still working toward Vault VII, if you have not finished the story, or if you are waiting for a sale. £1.49 / €1.99 / $4.99 is not a huge ask for two complete visual themes, but the game is complete without it.

For mechanical upgrades that actually change the till, look at Countess furniture and Julien patches in the live game. For the rest of the DLC family, see the Editions page. For the full game, start in Getting Started.