Helldivers 2 adds even more expensive Super Credits bundle that lets you buy 13 Warbonds at once

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March 19 2026

Arrowhead Game Studios has added a lot of Warbonds to Helldivers 2. While many players can earn enough Super Credits to buy the next Warbond in the time between releases, many other players simply buy the next release whenever they arrive.

To simplify this process, Arrowhead has introduced new Super Credits bundles to the Helldivers 2 store with the maximum bundle allowing you to buy 13 main Warbonds at once. If you hate grinding, and have a lot of money to burn, this option is for you.

As of the latest patch, you can now buy a $49.99 Super Credit bundle which awards players with 5,800 SCs. For double the price, at $99.99, you can pick up a massive 13,000 SCs, more than double the previous bundle. While this option is, by far, the most efficient Super Credits option per dollar, it’s also $99.99!

While you can get a lot of Warbonds for the bundle, you can’t unlock every Warbond for Helldivers 2 by dropping an additional hundo on the game. Right now, the new Entrenched Division Warbond marks the 19^th Premium Warbond for the multiplayer title. There are also two more expensive Legendary Warbonds in the form of the Halo 3: ODST and Killzone Warbonds.

With this in mind, buying every Warbond in the game off the bat would require buying an eye-watering 22,000 Super Credits. Of course, there are also Super Store items that cost additional Super Credits that some players want to grab, so you’re far from grabbing everything with this one eye-wateringly expensive bundle.

It’s worth noting that most Warbonds in Helldivers 2 also give players some additional Super Credits in return. Outside of the Legendary Warbonds, each one gives players 300 Super Credits if they earn enough medals during missions. So, if you use the 13,000 Super Credits to get 13 Premium Warbonds, you’ll unlock an additional 3,900 Super Credits over time, allowing you to almost get another four Warbonds.

It’s worth noting that grinding Super Credits to avoid buying a new Warbond is one of the worst parts of the game, even if its nice that we’re able to earn the premium currency in game. (I mean, how many of us would be playing every day if we couldn’t earn SCs?)

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