Humble is selling a 15-game PC bundle from publisher 2K for $15, a cheap pile of Steam keys for anyone willing to accept the usual bundle caveat: some of the keys may run out before the timer does.
The 2K Megahits 2026 Bundle is scheduled to remain available until August 7, according to Humble. The bundle page says keys for some games are already running low. Humble lists the package at $15, with the storefront showing a crossed-out $465 figure for the collection.
Every game in the bundle supports Windows, according to Humble. Some also support MacOS and SteamOS, so Steam Deck and Mac buyers should check the individual compatibility notes before treating this as one-size-fits-all software. Steam keys are the delivery mechanism here, meaning the games redeem through Valve’s store rather than through a separate 2K launcher purchase.
What is in the bundle
The headline draws are familiar PC backlog magnets: Borderlands 3, Risk of Rain 2, BioShock Infinite and XCOM: Enemy Unknown. Risk of Rain 2 is a third-person roguelike built around escalating enemy waves, gear pickups and repeated extraction to new zones. XCOM: Enemy Unknown is the 2012 turn-based tactics reboot that normally costs $15 by itself, according to the pricing noted for the bundle.
2K’s package also leans hard on the Borderlands catalog. Humble lists Borderlands 3 Standard Edition, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands and Tales from the Borderlands. Those cover three different shapes of the same universe: looter-shooter, RPG-flavored spin-off and episodic narrative game from Telltale Games.
The rest of the list ranges from shooters to strategy and horror-adjacent narrative games. Humble says the full bundle includes:
- Risk of Rain 2
- Borderlands 3 Standard Edition
- Mafia II: Definitive Edition
- BioShock Infinite
- Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
- The Quarry
- Tribes of Midgard Deluxe Edition
- Homeworld Remastered Collection
- Tales from the Borderlands
- Bulletstorm Full Clip Edition
- Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour
- Hidden and Dangerous Bundle
- The Darkness II
- X-COM: UFO Defense
- XCOM Enemy Unknown
Where the money goes
Humble says proceeds are split among the publisher, Humble and Covenant House, an organization that supports young people facing homelessness. Buyers can change the split before checkout by using the “adjust donation” control under the checkout button, according to the bundle page.
That donation slider is worth checking rather than sleepwalking through the payment page. Bundles like this often sell themselves on charity framing, but the actual allocation depends on the checkout settings Humble exposes to the buyer.
This story draws on original reporting from The Verge.
