Humble's 2K Megahits bundle gets you 15 games for $15, including Bioshock Infinite and Borderlands 3

Humble and 2K have teamed up for a 2026 Megahits bundle — 15 games for $15, with a combined retail value of $465. The deal is live now, and a portion of every purchase goes to Covenant House, a charity supporting homeless and trafficked young people across North and South America.

The three headliners are Risk of Rain 2, Borderlands 3, and Mafia 2. Risk of Rain 2 scored an 84 in PC Gamer's review and remains one of the most popular roguelikes around. Borderlands 3 is widely considered the weakest mainline entry, but it still delivers the series' signature gun-hoarding chaos across multiple planets. Mafia 2 is a solid crime story — not as strong as the original, but worth a playthrough. Beyond those three, the bundle also includes XCOM: Enemy Unknown, Homeworld: Remastered Collection, Bioshock Infinite, Tales from the Borderlands, The Quarry, Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, Hidden and Dangerous 1 and 2, Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour, Tribes of Midgard, The Darkness 2, and the original XCOM: UFO Defence.

XCOM: Enemy Unknown is Firaxis' brilliant reboot of Julian Gollop's classic alien-invasion tactics game — and since UFO Defence is also in the bundle, you can play both, though the Firaxis version is the better entry point. Homeworld and its sequel are genuinely unique RTS games, and the remaster holds up well. Bioshock Infinite is a sprawling, occasionally self-indulgent FPS, but its set-pieces and world-building still make it worth revisiting. The dark horse of the bundle is Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition — People Can Fly's chaotic, foul-mouthed shooter built around a skillshot system that rewards creative kills. It sold poorly on release, which is why a sequel never materialised, but it remains a cult favourite.

The minimum price is $15, though you can pay more if you want to support the charity further. For anyone who missed the Steam summer sale or just wants to fill gaps in their 2K back catalogue, this is a straightforward recommendation.