If you missed the Steam Summer Sale or just want to top up your library before the next big gaming season, Humble Bundle and 2K have a deal running right now that’s genuinely hard to argue with. $15 for 15 games, including some genuine classics and current fan favorites — and a portion of every purchase goes to charity. The bundle is live until August 7, 2026 at midnight Eastern, so you’ve got a couple of weeks to decide.
Here’s the full breakdown of what’s in it, what’s actually worth your time, and the one catch you need to know about before you buy.
What Is the 2K Megahits 2026 Bundle?
The Humble Bundle 2K Megahits 2026 Bundle is Humble’s latest collaboration with 2K Games, offering 15 Steam PC games for a flat $15 — a combined MSRP of $465, putting it at over 96% off retail. All games are delivered as Steam keys, redeemable directly through your Steam account. It’s a single-tier bundle, which means there’s no tiered pricing structure to navigate — pay $15, get everything.
As of this writing, the bundle has already raised over $10,000 for Covenant House, a US-based nonprofit that provides emergency shelter, food, and support to young people experiencing homelessness and survivors of human trafficking. You can also voluntarily pay above the $15 minimum if you want to direct more toward the charity or toward Humble’s cut.
Every Game in the Bundle
All 15 games are delivered as Steam keys. Here’s the full list:
- BioShock Infinite
- Borderlands 3 Standard Edition
- Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition
- Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour
- Hidden and Dangerous Bundle
- Homeworld Remastered Collection
- Mafia 2: Definitive Edition
- Risk of Rain 2
- Tales from the Borderlands
- The Darkness 2
- The Quarry
- Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
- Tribes of Midgard Deluxe Edition
- XCOM: Enemy Unknown
- X-COM: UFO Defense
The Best Games in the Bundle — Ranked by Value
Fifteen games at $1 a pop sounds great on paper, but not every game in a bundle is worth equal attention. Here’s a look at the standouts:
Risk of Rain 2
This is arguably the highest-value game in the entire bundle by itself. Risk of Rain 2 is one of the best roguelikes of the decade — a third-person shooter where the difficulty scales over time as you collect increasingly broken combinations of items and try to survive increasingly chaotic waves of alien enemies. It has maintained a massive player base since its own 1.0 launch, holds an extremely positive Steam review score, and has seen consistent updates including the Survivors of the Void and Seekers of the Storm DLC expansions. The bundle includes the base game without DLC, but the base game alone is a phenomenal package with hundreds of hours of replay value.
Borderlands 3
Borderlands 3 is the most recent mainline entry in the looter-shooter series and the one with the most content volume. The writing and humor divide players — it’s generally considered weaker story-wise than Borderlands 2 — but the gunplay and the sheer number of legendary weapons to chase are as good as the series has ever been. It also supports full four-player co-op, which makes it one of the better couch or online co-op experiences in the genre. This bundle includes the Standard Edition without DLC, but the base game’s four campaign planets and extensive endgame content provide well over 60 hours of play on their own.
Tales from the Borderlands
If you bounced off Borderlands 3’s humor in the main games, Tales from the Borderlands is worth picking up anyway. Developed by Telltale Games before their original closure, it’s widely considered one of the best games Telltale ever made — episodic, story-driven, and genuinely funny in a way the mainline games sometimes aren’t. It follows Rhys and Fiona across Pandora in a heist-gone-wrong story and doesn’t require any prior Borderlands knowledge to enjoy.
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is the standalone spinoff that turns Borderlands’ looter-shooter formula into a Dungeons and Dragons-style fantasy setting, with Tiny Tina as the unpredictable dungeon master narrating a tabletop campaign gone off the rails. It features class-based character building on top of the usual gun looting, multiple classes to mix and match, and a separate Chaos Chamber endgame mode for post-story farming. The three Borderlands-adjacent games in this bundle together give you an enormous amount of content in that particular flavor of cooperative loot shooting.
BioShock Infinite
BioShock Infinite remains one of the most story-focused and visually striking first-person shooters ever made. Set in the floating city of Columbia rather than the underwater Rapture of the first two games, it’s a standalone story that doesn’t require knowledge of the prior entries. The narrative takes some sharp turns in its final act that have made it one of the most discussed endings in gaming. If you’ve somehow never played it, $15 for the whole bundle is a completely acceptable price to pay just to experience it.
Mafia 2: Definitive Edition
Mafia 2 is a cinematic crime drama set in a fictional 1940s–50s American city, following Vito Scaletta’s rise through the mob. It’s a shorter and more linear open-world game than its successors, but the story and atmosphere are genuinely excellent and it holds up well. The Definitive Edition included in this bundle adds the three DLC packs from the original release alongside improved visuals.
Homeworld Remastered Collection
For strategy fans, Homeworld Remastered Collection is one of the most thoughtfully preserved RTS packages ever released. It includes remastered versions of both Homeworld and Homeworld 2 — space-based 3D real-time strategy games that were genuinely revolutionary when they launched in the late 1990s — alongside the original classic versions of both games for purists. The remaster preserves the original’s distinctive art style and orchestral soundtrack while updating the visuals to modern standards. If you’ve never played Homeworld, this is the definitive way to experience both games.
Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition
Bulletstorm is a criminally underplayed first-person shooter built around a points-for-style kill system called Skillshots. Instead of just shooting enemies, you’re rewarded for killing them in increasingly inventive ways — launching them into cacti, kicking them off ledges, drilling them with a leash before blasting them. The Full Clip Edition includes all previous DLC and exclusive content. It’s a short campaign but one of the most purely entertaining in the FPS genre, and has built a loyal cult following over the years.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown and X-COM: UFO Defense
Getting two generations of X-COM in one bundle is a nice touch. XCOM: Enemy Unknown is the 2012 Firaxis reboot that modernized the franchise into the beloved tactical RPG it is today — it’s the foundation that XCOM 2 and its successors built on. X-COM: UFO Defense is the original 1994 classic that started everything. Between the two, you get the full arc of what’s arguably the most influential turn-based tactics franchise ever made.
The Quarry
The Quarry is Supermassive Games’ spiritual successor to Until Dawn — a cinematic horror game where nine camp counselors face a supernatural threat and whether they live or die comes down to the choices you make and the quick-time events you hit. If you’re a fan of interactive horror movies or teen slasher films as a genre, The Quarry is one of the best games in that niche.
Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour
Duke Nukem 3D is a first-person shooter from 1996 that defined a generation of PC gaming. The 20th Anniversary World Tour edition adds a completely new fourth episode with eight new levels designed by the original developers, remastered audio, a new weapon, and commentary from the original development team. For fans of old-school build-engine shooters, this is the definitive version.
The Catch — Redeem Before February 7, 2027
The one thing worth flagging before you buy: all Steam keys in the 2K Megahits 2026 Bundle must be redeemed by February 7, 2027. That’s about six months from now, which is plenty of time — but if you’re the type who buys bundles and forgets about them, set a reminder. Keys that aren’t redeemed by that date will expire and become unusable, so don’t let $15 go to waste by missing the deadline.
Redeeming is straightforward — you get the keys through your Humble Bundle account and add them to your Steam library the same way you’d redeem any other Steam key.
Is the 2K Megahits 2026 Bundle Worth It?
At $1 per game, yes — especially if you’re missing even two or three of the headliners. Risk of Rain 2 alone regularly sells for $29.99 on Steam. Borderlands 3 sits at $39.99. BioShock Infinite is $19.99. Between those three titles plus Mafia 2, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, and Tales from the Borderlands, you’re looking at well over $150 of games that people actively recommend and play in 2026. The older titles like XCOM, X-COM, and Duke Nukem 3D are bonuses on top of that.
The bundle is available through Humble Bundle’s website until August 7 at midnight Eastern. Given the $10,000-plus already raised for Covenant House, it’s also one of the more worthwhile charity fundraisers running right now in the gaming space.
TL;DR — 2K Megahits 2026 Bundle Fast Facts
- Price: $15 for all 15 games
- Combined MSRP: $465 — over 96% off retail
- Deal ends: August 7, 2026 at midnight Eastern
- Platform: Steam (PC only)
- Key redemption deadline: February 7, 2027
- Charity: Covenant House — emergency shelter for homeless youth and trafficking survivors
- Charity raised so far: Over $10,000
- Top picks: Risk of Rain 2, Borderlands 3, BioShock Infinite, Mafia 2: Definitive Edition, Tales from the Borderlands, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
- Best for: Strategy fans (XCOM, Homeworld), roguelike players (Risk of Rain 2), co-op looter-shooter fans (Borderlands), horror fans (The Quarry)
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