Arrowhead Game Studios unveils a new premium war volume Helldivers 2 players, giving them even more devastating firepower to break through even the toughest walls or enemies. In addition to new premium content and cosmetics, Helldivers 2 it also added some quality-of-life updates and new mission types for players to explore, including stealth-based Commando missions that offer a different style of experience. However, fans continue to wonder when the next big update will arrive.
While Helldivers 2 Arrowhead had no shortage of post-launch content, slowing things down considerably towards the end of 2025. Helldivers 2 was fraught with technical problems and frustrating issues, so the studio took a break from content creation to improve on bug fixing. Fortunately, workarounds have been used, including one that was able to reduce the growing file size for PC players, Helldivers 2 back to much better and playable condition. After fixing the major issues, Arrowhead started delivering more content much faster than before.
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Helldivers 2 Siege Breakers Premium Warbond Details
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Release date: February 3, 2026
The secret Redacted Regiment Warbond pro is about to launch Helldivers 2Arrowhead Game Studios is moving forward with another content release. A seemingly completely opposite tactical approach, Siege Breakers is all about a loud and destructive entry. Start with a new primary weapon called the LAS-16 Trident, an updated take on the existing weapon in the game. However, this version fires 6 laser beams in a shotgun-like fashion, doubling the amount of firepower compared to the original. Along with the laser shotgun, players can also take the G/SH-39 throwable shield, which creates a barrier to block enemy projectiles.
While this Warbond is light on new weapons, it makes up for it by adding 3 new strategies to the mix. First up is the Breaching Hammer CQC-20, a sledge that can either be simply smashed through things or use an explosive charge for extra destructive power. There is also a GL-28 Belt-Fed Grenade Launcher that allows players to continuously fire grenades at their target without having to stop and reload. Finally, players can summon the EAT-411 Leveller, a missile launcher that only fires 1 high-powered missile.
Just like the others Helldivers 2 Warbonds currently available, Siege Breakers comes with 2 armor sets to choose from. The SA-8 Ram heavy armor features plate armor and protective shields, while the SA-7 Headfirst medium armor offers slightly more speed and flexibility while still offering high armor values. Both sets also come with a Supplementary Adrenaline passive bonus that allows the player to regain stamina when taking damage.
Finally, the war bundle also contains a lot of cosmetics that will allow players to further customize their Helldiver. New player banners and matching capes, Rags of the Fashionable and Wedgeful Tricorn, can be equipped along with the Bunker BUster player title and matching patterns for various Helldivers 2 vehicles. There's also a new emote called Display of Braun that can be set as a regular or victory pose.
So far, 2026 has kicked off with plenty of new content being made available to players, though there are still plenty of questions about what's next on the horizon for the popular shooter. Players continue to hope to see something Helldivers 2 schedule for 2026, though Arrowhead Game Studios CEO Shams Jorjani expressed that the developers are trying to find a way to reveal what's coming without spoiling the planned story beats the team has planned for later this year.
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February 8, 2024
- ESRB
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Mature 17+ / Blood and gore, intense violence, in-game purchases, user interaction
- Developers
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Arrowhead Game Studios, Nixxes
- Publishers
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Sony Interactive Entertainment, PlayStation Publishing
