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Humble Bundle launches 2K Megahits collection for $15

The “2K Megahits 2026 Bundle” includes Borderlands 3, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and BioShock Infinite, running until 7 August 2026.

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Get Borderlands 3, Risk of Rain 2 and 13 other great PC games for $15
Digital distribution platform offers 15 titles from publisher 2K, with proceeds supporting Covenant House

Humble Bundle has launched the “2K Megahits 2026 Bundle,” a digital package offering 15 PC games from publisher 2K for $15. The collection features a selection of the publisher’s most significant titles from the 2010s, alongside older classics. Notable inclusions are Borderlands 3, Risk of Rain 2, BioShock Infinite, and XCOM: Enemy Unknown.

The bundle is available on the Steam platform and runs until 7 August 2026. Humble Bundle has noted that keys for certain games within the package are already running low ahead of the deadline. All titles are compatible with Windows, while a subset also supports MacOS and SteamOS.

The collection spans multiple genres, including three entries from the Borderlands universe: Borderlands 3 Special Edition, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, and Tales from the Borderlands. Other titles include the turn-based strategy game XCOM: Enemy Unknown, the roguelike shooter Risk of Rain 2, and shooters such as Duke Nukem 3D, Bulletstorm, and Hidden & Dangerous.

Proceeds from the sale are distributed among the publisher, Humble Bundle, and Covenant House, a non-profit organisation supporting young people facing homelessness. Buyers have the option to adjust the donation split between these beneficiaries via the checkout page, allowing them to direct a larger portion of their payment to the charity or the developers.

The bundle represents a significant value proposition for consumers, particularly given that XCOM: Enemy Unknown typically retails for around $15 individually. The offer provides access to a diverse library of games, ranging from the 2010s to titles from the turn of the millennium, all under a single fixed price point.

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