Humble's 2K Megahits Bundle Puts 15 Games in Your Library for $15

Fifteen Games, Fifteen Dollars, Zero Complaints

Humble Bundle has a knack for surfacing deals that make you wonder why you ever paid full price for anything. The latest offering, the 2K Megahits bundle, is a solid reminder of that. According to PC Gamer, the package drops 15 games into your Steam library for just $15, anchored by some genuinely beloved titles from 2K’s deep catalog.

Leading the charge is BioShock Infinite, the sky-city shooter from Irrational Games that still holds up as one of the more visually and narratively ambitious FPS experiences of its generation. Also included is Risk of Rain 2, the roguelike third-person shooter from Hopoo Games that turned a surprise early access run into one of the best-reviewed games of its year. PC Gamer’s coverage describes it as “one of my favourite shooters of all time,” which is the kind of personal endorsement that tends to carry weight when it comes from a publication that has reviewed shooters for decades.

What Makes This Bundle Worth a Look

At a dollar per game, the math is pretty straightforward. BioShock Infinite alone retails for $29.99 on Steam under normal circumstances. Risk of Rain 2 typically sits around $24.99. Getting both of those plus thirteen additional 2K titles for $15 total is the kind of arithmetic that is hard to argue with, regardless of how many of those extra games you actually end up playing.

Bundles like this tend to work best for players who have been meaning to fill out their library with catalog titles but never pulled the trigger. The 2K back catalog is genuinely broad. The publisher’s portfolio covers everything from the BioShock series to strategy games to sports titles, so the odds that at least a handful of the 15 entries here will land for any given player are reasonably high.

It is also worth noting that Humble Bundle bundles generate revenue for charity partners, which gives the purchase a little extra goodwill beyond the raw value proposition.

BioShock Infinite Still Deserves Your Attention

For anyone who somehow missed BioShock Infinite during its original 2013 release window or the years of sales since, this bundle is as low a barrier to entry as you will find. The game drops players into Columbia, a floating city held aloft by a kind of American exceptionalism gone violently wrong, and tasks them with rescuing a woman named Elizabeth while gradually revealing that the situation is considerably more complicated than it first appears.

The shooting mechanics are serviceable, but what BioShock Infinite really sells is atmosphere and storytelling. The Vigors system, which grants supernatural abilities like hurling volleys of crows at enemies or deploying a patriotic automaton to fight alongside you, adds enough texture to the combat that it stays engaging across the roughly twelve-hour campaign.

Risk of Rain 2’s inclusion rounds out the bundle’s appeal for players who lean more toward replayable systems than linear narratives. The game’s loop of running increasingly chaotic gauntlets while stacking absurd item combinations has kept a devoted community playing for years after launch.

A Straightforward Win for PC Libraries

According to PC Gamer, the 2K Megahits bundle represents a genuine value for anyone even casually interested in its lineup. Fifteen games at a dollar each from a publisher with a track record of quality releases is not a situation that requires much deliberation. If BioShock Infinite or Risk of Rain 2 have been sitting on your wishlist, this is the nudge to finally act on it.