Get Every Destiny 2 Expansion Released So Far For $40 On PC

Destiny 2’s next expansion, The Final Shape, drops later this June, and PC players can get caught up on the game’s entire storyline for cheap thanks to Humble’s new Destiny 2: The Story So Far bundle. The bundle includes six DLC expansions covering all playable content from the game’s six-year run for just $40 total, which is less than what many of these packs were priced at launch.

If you don’t want to pay $40, you can also grab smaller versions of the bundle with less content, starting with an $8 option that includes Destiny 2: Forsaken Pack and Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, which formed years two and three, respectively. The $12 version adds three more expansions: Destiny 2: Beyond Light, Destiny 2: Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack, and Destiny 2: The Witch Queen.

For $20, you get all six main DLC packs, including all five expansions from the previous tiers and the latest release, Destiny 2: Lightfall. However, if you pay $40, you get the six expansions plus the Destiny 2: Lightfall season pass, which will get you entirely caught up before The Final Shape drops.

Players can download the base Destiny 2 game for free on Steam, and all DLC packs purchased in this Humble Bundle deal are delivered as official Steam game codes. The deal is not available for the console versions or non-Steam PC versions of the game.

Humble’s Destiny 2: The Story So Far bundle is available until Wednesday, February 28.

While this bundle will get you all the playable Destiny 2 content available right now, you can complete your Destiny 2 experience by preordering the Steam version of The Final Shape at GMG for just $41 (was $50), or the expansion plus season pass bundle for $82 (was $100). These prices are exclusive to GMG XP members, which is free to join but requires you to make one purchase of $1 or more to unlock the discounts. You can also preorder the standard edition of The Final Shape at Fanatical for $42.49 (was $50) or the version with the season pass for $85 (was $100) until February 27.

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