The 2XKO Ultimate Bundle costs £33.99 in the UK, $39.99 in North America or €39.99 in Europe. It brings nearly all the game’s skins, chromas, taunts and finishers into one purchase. Another 35 skins joined it on 27 October, with no extra charge for people who already bought it.
You don’t need the bundle to play Samira, Sett or anybody else. All champions are free. So before you pay for cosmetics, it’s worth checking what’s included, what you can still get with Credits and whether refunds apply.
2XKO Ultimate Bundle UK price and how to buy
The 2XKO Ultimate Bundle arrived on 8 September 2026 with patch 1.3.1. Riot replaced the old KO Points store with this direct-purchase bundle. You pay its regional price rather than using Credits or KO Points to buy it.
Riot lists £33.99 in the UK, $39.99 in North America and €39.99 in Europe. October’s extra skins didn’t raise those prices. Look for the bundle purchase option on the version of 2XKO you play; the exact storefront checkout depends on your platform.
Buying it doesn’t unlock stronger attacks, new abilities or a matchmaking advantage. You get cosmetic choices, while gameplay champions are unlocked for everyone.
What comes with the 2XKO Ultimate Bundle?
The 2XKO Ultimate Bundle includes a long list of champion skins and their matching chromas, alongside taunts, finishers and other cosmetics. Riot’s support page includes a detailed list of the individual champions, skins and chroma ranges, including looks such as Arcane Jinx, Coven Ahri, Faerie Court Lux and Snow Moon Warwick.
Notice the wording: nearly all cosmetics, not literally every item in 2XKO. Riot still offers some stages, avatar items, profile items and select chromas through Credits or gameplay. If there is one specific colour or stage you want, check the official item list rather than buying on the assumption that absolutely everything is included.
Riot says your owned cosmetics will remain in your collection when 2XKO enters maintenance after active development ends in December. Its online servers are expected to stay running too.
Are the 35 new October skins included?
Yes. The 2XKO Ultimate Bundle now includes all 35 skins from patch 1.3.3. The two new champions receive PsyOps Samira and Spirit Blossom Springs Sett. There are also Battle Academia skins for Akali, Caitlyn and Darius; PROJECT skins for Ekko, Jinx and Yasuo; and Glacial Terror skins for Akali, Vi and Yasuo.
Other October releases include Cafe Cuties for Akali, Illaoi and Jinx, Crystal Rose Caitlyn and Vi, Inkshadow Braum, Ekko and Yasuo, Primal Ambush Akali, Vi and Warwick, Dunkmaster Darius, Firecracker Teemo and more. The 2XKO Patch 1.3.3 skin list has all 35 additions grouped by collection.
These aren’t a separate October-only pack, and the original cosmetics remain included.
Do previous buyers get the new skins automatically?
Riot confirms that existing 2XKO Ultimate Bundle owners receive the new cosmetics automatically, without paying again. If you already own it, don’t buy it a second time for the October skins.
If an expected skin does not show, make sure the 1.3.3 update is installed and you’re logged into the account that made the original purchase. Check the collection again after restarting. If an entitlement still appears absent, contact Riot’s Player Support with the purchase details.
Can you buy the bundle with Credits or KO Points?
No. The 2XKO Ultimate Bundle is a real-money purchase, not something you buy with Credits or KO Points. Riot removed the rotating KO Points store in September. Credits continue to have a separate role in obtaining selected avatars, stages, chromas and profile items; the former 12,000-Credit holding limit has been removed.
That means you may not need the paid bundle at all if your favourite rewards are among the items offered for Credits. Conversely, saving Credits does not automatically make premium bundle skins obtainable for free.
Can you get a refund for the 2XKO Ultimate Bundle?
The 2XKO Ultimate Bundle isn’t covered by Riot’s separate refund programme for KO Points and Starter Edition purchases made before 20 August 2026. Riot’s support page describes it as non-refundable under its normal rules, apart from any applicable legal rights.
For an exceptional case, Riot says to contact Player Support. Console buyers should use PlayStation or Xbox’s own refund channels. It is worth checking the official cosmetic list before purchasing, particularly if you’re only interested in one or two skins.
Will the 2XKO Ultimate Bundle still work after December?
Riot’s published plan is for 2XKO to remain playable on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox after active development ends in December 2026. Servers are expected to remain online, and purchased or earned cosmetics stay with the account. The company says it will give advance notice if those plans change.
If you’re happy with the free champions and don’t care about outfits, you can skip it. The 2XKO Ultimate Bundle is for people who want a big cosmetic collection, not for getting an advantage in matches.
Official source: Riot Games’ Ultimate Bundle contents and refund details.
