Hello folks!

I purchased an Imperial edition yesturday and it comes with all DLC.
But while all dlc are marked as downloaded and installed they do no appear to be available ingame.
Both scenarios are marked as anpurchased and to Tiefling option in portrait/character creation.

I use Galaxy 2.0 and have tried to reinstall and repair both game and dlc's but nothing helps.
Patch version displaed as 2.08.

How can i fix it and get access to all the content?
Thank you!

I saw nobody else bringing this issue up and was starting to believe that I was the only one with this problem. Uninstalling Pathfinder also bugs the platform where it grays out the install/play button where I have to restart Galaxy 2.0 just to reinstall the game. I have NO idea what the hell is going on with PFKM to be honest.

I am new to GOG forums, but do devs read it? Ive heard only good things about their attention to community bug reports.

I don't exactly know why some peoples are having this issue but you should be able to fix it by installing the game in a shorter pathway.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/640820/discussions/5/1743386205762834952/
https://www.gog.com/forum/pathfinder_kingmaker/dlcs_does_not_work

Well thank you!
I did full reinstall and put the game in root folder and it worked!

Nope nothing works. Installed it in a shorter path file like GoG Games, installed it in a different naming folder, installed it in C:/ folder itself and absolutely nothing but the game telling me that I don't own the scenarios or any DLC. This is getting increasingly annoying. Don't know why THIS game in particular is having this much issue.

Open your profile on GOG, go to Games, Pathfinder: Kingmaker, "VIEW DOWNLOADS", open "DOWNLOAD OFFLINE BACKUP GAME INSTALLERS". Do you see the part "DLC installers" and some download links under that?

If you do, then uninstall the game, download all the necessary files from this page (the base game and the DLC installers), install the game without the GOG client, and check if the DLC's are there.

If you don't, then the version of the game you're trying to install does not have DLC's.

I'm ashamed to admit that I didn't think of this sooner. This worked, even when I installed Pathfinder in the default GoG Galaxy games folder. I was just so used to the accommodation that I expected the Galaxy to do all the work for me. Thanks.

But it begs to question, why isn't this DEFAULT to begin with? Why do I have to dig through offline installers to add DLCs for this game to begin with?

Open a support ticket and find out?

I opened up a ticket a few days ago when I couldn't find a solution. Still waiting for a reply, but I got the answer to what I needed thanks to you guys and the thread. I just needed to use common sense, but I will ask them to look into this issue when I get a reply back from support.