Master Of Pottery Official DLC and Soundtrack

Master Of Pottery sells a small, finished DLC list on Steam. Four pattern packs, one garden crafting scene, and a free soundtrack. That is the whole shop. This page does not invent extra packs, seasons, or battle passes. If it is not on the Steam DLC tab for app 1160490, it is not here.

Pattern DLC feeds the painting and glazing library. Late and paid motifs also sit high on the clay materials list because the scoring pass weights expensive late patterns more than the first free stamps. They help SSS rank when the rest of the recipe (late clay, late glaze, strokes, parts, inside-out kiln, style match) is already in place. They do not skip the kiln.

A Steam bundle, Master Of Pottery - DLC Collection, discounts the paid items together. A larger bundle adds the base game. Prices below are the common US list prices; regional yen and launch sales vary.

Master Of Pottery - Suzhou Garden (app 1964100)

Released 9 June 2022. About $2.99. This is not a pattern pack. It is a crafting scene plus an extra pottery wheel, themed on Suzhou classical gardens (the store blurb traces those gardens from the Spring and Autumn period through Ming and Qing). Once purchased, you can use the scene and wheel at no extra in-game cost. Steam notes that version 0.9.9f or later of the base game is required. Version 1.0 satisfies that. Buy this if you want a different room to throw in, not if you only want imperial decals.

Game Sampo pottery collaboration

Qianlong Pattern Pack (app 1609620)

Released 18 May 2021. About $1.99. Fifty-plus authentic Qianlong-era ceramic patterns (Qing dynasty / Qianlong series). They drop into the material library with no extra in-game fee. Steam asked for base game 0.9.9a or later at launch; 1.0 is fine. This is the pack to load when you want court porcelain energy and a style match that actually looks imperial. For SSS, treat Qianlong as S-tier motifs on S-tier clay, not as a sticker that prints the grade alone.

Medieval Pattern Pack

Released 22 December 2021. $1.99. Fifty-plus medieval style patterns. Same library rules: buy once, use freely on the paint bench. Use it when an order or a hall theme wants European manuscript and church-tile energy instead of Qing court ware. Score weight is still “late paid pattern,” so it sits with the other packs for SSS, not below them because it is not Chinese.

Cartoon Pattern Pack

Released 18 May 2021 (same day as Qianlong). $1.99. Steam describes a cartoon-style pattern package. The store long description also mentions 80-plus patterns and a pottery wheel skin, and asked for 0.9.9a or later. This is the playful pack: mascots, simple fills, kids-show energy. It is still a paid motif library, so it ranks with the other packs for score. Use it when you are making silly hall pieces on purpose, which this game quietly encourages.

Persian Pattern Pack (app 1852051)

Released 22 December 2021 (same day as Medieval). $1.99. Fifty-plus Persian style patterns. Same install-and-forget library behaviour. Load it for geometric court tiles, floral medallions, and a style match that is neither Qianlong nor medieval Europe. For SSS, pair it with late clay and glaze the same way you would Qianlong: the pack is the motif, not the whole grade.

Soundtrack (app 1200960)

Released 24 November 2019. Free. The current Steam listing includes nine original tracks by AaroZ: Showroom, Showroom II, Maintitle, MakingPottery, MailBox, Twilight, Photo Studio, Time Machine, and Friends. Older store copy said four titles; the 1.0-era page lists nine. The OST is extra content and does not include the base game. Grab it if you want workshop and hall themes outside the client. It does not add patterns, clay, or a second wheel.

What DLC does not do

DLC does not add achievements. The twelve Steam unlocks are all in the base career. DLC does not raise the inspiration cap; Tea House drinks do that. DLC does not replace throwing tools or parts. Suzhou Garden changes where you stand. Pattern packs change what you stamp. The soundtrack changes what plays in your headphones. None of them fire the kiln for you.

You do not need any DLC to finish 1.0, to SSS, or to 100% achievements. Buy packs if you care about the look. Buy Suzhou Garden if you care about the room. Skip all of it if yen in the real world is tighter than yen in the hall.

Custom images you import in the base game are a separate tool from these packs. A photo transfer is not a Qianlong decal. Packs are authored motifs with the late-pattern weight the scorer expects. Imports are your art on whatever clay you paid for.

If AZGames ever ships another pack, it will appear on the Steam DLC tab first. Until then, this list is closed. Do not download “pattern mods” from random sites and expect them to behave like Qianlong. Official DLC is cheap, small, and enough.

Play the Game Sampo collaboration video on this page if you want to see a Japanese session using the paint bench and hall in public. Then decide whether your next pot wants dragons, tiles, cartoons, or a quiet Suzhou wheel. The store will wait. The clay will not, once inspiration ticks down.