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New Helldivers II Warbond brings stealth armour, C4 explosives and more

Helldivers 2 has easily been one of PlayStation’s most successful live-service projects, with the co-op focused shooter selling well over 10 million copies and continuing to see a dedicated player base thanks to strong communication and consistent updates – including one which reduced the game’s file size on PC by 85%. Coming next week, the team at Arrowhead have now announced Helldivers II’s latest update, with the Redacted Regiment Warbond launching on the 20th of January.

Making the announcement via the PlayStation Blog, Arrowhead Game Studios community manager Katherine Baskin unveiled and detailed the Redacted Regiment Warbond.

Available from the 20th of January, this Premium Warbond (which can be obtained through gameplay as well) offers a wide variety of new equipment focused equally on stealth and destruction including:

  • R-72 Censor (precision rifle with integrated suppressor)
  • AR-59 Suppressor (fully automatic assault rifle with integrated suppressor)
  • P-35 Re-Educator (dart-firing secondary pistol which shoots chemicals)
  • ‘B/MD C4 Pack’ stratagem
  • TM-01 Lure Mine
  • ‘RS-89 Shadow Paragon’ light armour
  • ‘RS–67 Null Cipher’ medium armour
  • ‘Concealed Insertion’ booster
  • Additional Capes, poses, and other cosmetics

With Battlefield 6 Season 2 being delayed from its planned 20th of January release date, now is as good a time as any to hop back into Helldivers II.

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