Humble Bundles are an excellent way for PC players to get their hands on a wide selection of games for a relatively low price. Celebrating the history of publisher 2K, Humble are now offering a MegaHits Bundle, including the likes of Risk of Rain 2; Borderlands 3; Mafia 2; XCOM and much more.

Unlike a majority of Humble Bundles, the 2K MegaHits bundle is only available to purchase in a single form – where-in paying £13.44 will net you a total of 15 titles:

• XCOM Enemy Unknown
• X-COM: UFO Defense
• The Darkness II
• Hidden & Dangerous trilogy
• Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour
• Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition
• Tales From the Borderlands
• Homeworld Remastered Collection
• Tribes of Midgard Deluxe Edition
• The Quarry
• Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
• Bioshock Infinite
• Mafia II: Definitive Edition
• Borderlands 3
• Risk of Rain 2

Of course, not every game will be for everyone. Even so, this bundle include plenty of variety, whether it be rogue-likes (Risk of Rain 2); looter-shooters (Borderlands); action-FPS games (The Darkness II, Bulletstorm and Bioshock); choice-based narrative titles (The Quarry); or strategy games (XCOM).

In case you missed it, July’s Humble Choice line-up is still available to claim, including titles such as Neon White, Tunic, Sea of Stars and more. Full details on this month’s Humble Choice offerings can be found HERE.

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The long‑awaited new game from BioShock creator Ken Levine may finally be heading towards launch. Updates on Judas have been quiet since its reveal in 2022, but new job postings indicate that playtests have begun and that marketing is set to ramp up.

As spotted by fans on Reddit, Ghost Story Games is now hiring a Player Experience & Community Manager. According to the job listing, the role involves coordinating both internal and external playtests, supporting content creators, and managing community‑facing communication. This suggests that Judas has entered a broader testing phase and that the studio is preparing for more public announcements.

Judas has been in development for many years and is Levine’s first project since BioShock Infinite. The game is a first‑person, narrative‑driven sci‑fi shooter built around Levine’s “narrative Legos” system, designed to create highly reactive story paths and replayability.

The new community manager role goes beyond standard social media duties, with responsibilities that include onboarding playtesters and supporting virtual and in‑person testing setups. These are typically late‑stage development tasks, indicating that Ghost Story Games is moving closer to launch.

Take‑Two previously suggested that Judas would release by March 2025, but delays have been inevitable. It is still unclear exactly when the game will come out, but as shown by the job listings, things appear to be ramping up towards a 2027 launch window.

KitGuru Says: After years of quiet development, Judas appears to be entering its final stretch of development. Hopefully by this time next year, we'll be playing the game for ourselves.

Take-Two's latest quarterly report also featured an update on the publisher's lineup, including Judas, the next game by BioShock and System Shock 2 creator Ken Levine. According to Take-Two, Ghost Story Games is now targeting a launch between April 27 and March 2029, which incidentally is the same timeline as 31st Union's Project ETHOS. That means we might have to wait up to nearly three more years to play a game that has been in development at least since 2014. Levine first outlined his "Narrative LEGOs" design philosophy in a GDC 2014 talk and later discussed it again in late […]

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It has been over a decade since the release of Bioshock Infinite and there has been little public progress towards a new game during that time. In a recent interview, Take-Two CEO, Strauss Zelnick, actually addressed the state of the Bioshock IP, confirming that the new game is in a good place. 

Development on the next Bioshock game was publicly announced in 2019 as part of a recruitment drive, but the game lingered in development hell for years afterwards. As pointed out by VGC, last year, Take-Two appointed new leadership at the studio, including former Blizzard executive, Rod Fergusson, to right the ship.

In an interview with Game File, Zelnick said that he was “feeling a lot better” about the next Bioshock game after recent changes. He did also confirm that the company “wasted a lot of time and money chasing down some creative alleys that turned out to be dead ends” but added that this is the “nature of entertainment”.

During the Xbox 360 era, Bioshock was hailed as one of the best IP of the generation. Unfortunately, we didn't get a new Bioshock game during the entire Xbox One / PS4 generation and right now, the IP looks to be on track to skip Xbox Series / PS5 too, as next-gen consoles are expected within the next couple of years.

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KitGuru Says: Bioshock was too good for it to remain dormant for this long. Hopefully at some point in the next couple of years, we'll finally get a preview of what to expect from the next game. 

Following several failed attempts to get an adaptation off the ground, Netflix and 2K officially confirmed back in 2022 that a Bioshock film was in the works. Since then, we’ve heard relatively little from the project, only that it would be based on the narrative of the first game. Now however, we have finally gotten a long-awaited update.

In an interview with the publication Collider, the producer for Netflix’s Bioshock adaptation – Roy Lee – revealed that the project will finally soon be taking priority, stating:

“We would have gotten it made a few years back, but then other movies got in the way, with one being The Long Walk and the other being The Hunger Games prequel, which comes out this December. We're just waiting for [director Francis Lawrence] to finish post-production, because he's going to be working on it through at least September, and then jump back into it.”

Lee continued, “I know that Netflix and Take-Two are very anxious to see the movie come out because they want to have the release coincide with some of the potential new incarnations of the game.”

Lee’s last point is of particular note, as just like with the adaptation, 2K’s long-awaited Bioshock 4 game has also run into its own setbacks. Assuming things go to plan however, we could finally be getting both Bioshock 4 and the Netflix film within a similar time period.

That said, information on both projects remains light, and so it may still be a few more years of waiting.

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The BioShock movie adaptation has been in discussion for a long time. Less than a year after the original game's debut, publisher Take-Two Interactive announced that it had signed a deal with Universal Studios for a film that would have been directed by Gore Verbinski (The Ring, the first three Pirates of the Caribbean, and The Lone Ranger) and written by John Logan (Gladiator, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Skyfall, and Spectre). The tentative theatrical release window was 2010, but the project kept being put on hold for various concerns, including budget and the director's insistence on […]

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