15 games for $15 is a hard pitch to argue with. Humble Bundle and 2K have launched a 2026 Megahits bundle that packs an absurd amount of content into a single flat price, with BioShock Infinite sitting front and center alongside roguelike favorite Risk of Rain 2 and the wonderfully unhinged Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition.
What's actually in the bundle
The headliners here are Risk of Rain 2, Borderlands 3, and Mafia 2, but the deeper cuts are where the real value lives. XCOM: Enemy Unknown remains one of the best tactical strategy games ever made, and it comes packaged alongside the original XCOM: UFO Defence for anyone who wants to trace the lineage. The Homeworld: Remastered Collection bundles both classic RTS titles with a visual polish job that holds up well. BioShock Infinite rounds out the heavy hitters, delivering Irrational Games' sky-city shooter with all its dimensional-rift storytelling intact.
Here's the thing: the combined retail value of all 15 titles sits at $465. At $15, you're paying roughly $1 per game, which makes even the mid-tier entries feel like freebies.
The full 15-game lineup
- BioShock Infinite
- Risk of Rain 2
- Borderlands 3
- Mafia 2
- XCOM: Enemy Unknown
- XCOM: UFO Defence
- Homeworld: Remastered Collection
- Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition
- Tales from the Borderlands
- Tiny Tina's Wonderlands
- The Quarry
- Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour
- Tribes of Midgard
- The Darkness 2
- Hidden and Dangerous 1 and 2
Why BioShock Infinite and Bulletstorm deserve your attention
BioShock Infinite is the kind of game that sparks arguments every time someone brings it up. Its story gets tangled in its own multiverse logic, and the combat loop is more straightforward than its predecessors in Rapture. But Columbia as a setting is still genuinely unlike anything else in the FPS genre, and the Vigors system gives the moment-to-moment shooting enough variety to stay interesting across its full runtime. If you've never played it, check out the BioShock Infinite guide collection to get up to speed before you dive in.
Bulletstorm is the real sleeper pick here. People Can Fly's anarchic shooter built its entire identity around the skillshot system, rewarding players for killing enemies in increasingly inventive ways. It presents as dumb action spectacle and then quietly delivers one of the more inventive sci-fi narratives of its era. The fact that it sold poorly enough to kill any sequel chances makes it even more worth experiencing now.
What most players miss about this bundle's value
Borderlands 3 gets a bad reputation, and some of it is fair. The writing leans hard into a brand of humor that grates on repeat exposure. But the core looter-shooter loop is as tight as it's ever been, and its sheer volume of content makes it a reasonable pick at any price near zero. Mafia 2 is the weakest of the three mainline Mafia games but still worth one playthrough for its atmosphere alone.
The key here is that even the bundle's lesser entries are games you'd happily spend an afternoon with. There's no obvious padding here, which is rarer than it sounds for bundles at this price point.
The bundle is live now on Humble Bundle with a minimum payment of $15, and you can pay more if you want a larger cut to go to Covenant House. For more on the games in this lineup, the gaming guides hub has you covered across multiple titles.
