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    Helldivers 2 players are in the middle of a wild “Station 81” ARG that’s doubtlessly teasing a new update, and you can help solve it

    May 10, 2025

    A surprise ARG for Helldivers 2 was found recently, and fans are hard at work solving it for what is doubtlessly going to be a new update reveal.

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