The Galaxy burns, alien monsters maraud across human worlds, and cybernetic abominations encroach upon the light of Mankind... other, more horrible things stalk the blackness of space, and now, on the world of Acamar IV, a division of noble Helldivers, bolstered by two fellow divisions, their faith in Lady liberty and Democracy, struggle against the ever enclosing darkness.

A Helldiver does his duty for Super Earth and doesn't complain about them or speak ill of Super Earth. There are consequences for breaking the rules. One such Helldiver is about to face a public trial, so the people of Super Earth can see what happens to traitors. Does he have a chance for redemption, despite what he did?

Super Earth demands obedience. This squad demands a raise. Lib, Max, and the Boomfield twins are the least qualified Helldivers alive, yet they keep succeeding—mostly by accident. Expect explosions, bureaucratic nightmares, unnecessary combat rolls, and a heroic sacrifice that didn’t need to happen. For democracy! (And maximum collateral damage.)

In the Dominion of Man, Calla Rider achieves every unaugmented pilot's dream—becoming a Lifeline-Class Extraction Pilot for the VOU Vanguard, the so-called heroes of the eternal war. But when her first mission turns into a bloodbath and her second leaves her shuttle crippled, the truth starts tearing apart the dream she spent her life chasing.

Short story about the fall of Malevelon Creek. Inspired by my experience logging in to the game and the creek had fallen for the first time. I was somehow able to to finish the campaign I had been on before the fall and solo completed the helldive - mission. I was the only helldiver on the planet.

A lone Helldiver stands amidst the ruins of Nova Castra, his weapons spent, his strength fading. Surrounded by a relentless Voteless horde and the cold, calculating Overseers, he fights for survival with nothing but a shield, a stun baton, and his unyielding will. The battle for Calypso's soul is fought in fire and despair.

After losing its Planetary Status, the Rorkers were tasked to defend the strategic planets key industrial planets that supply weapons and ammunition. Recently, thanks to Super Earths' Top Scientists, opportunities were opened for Rorkers to serve. Little did a Rorker, Quillion, know he may have dive into something that may have already spread its poison up to the higher ranks...

In all the hells of the galaxy, there is only one hell known as Malevelon Creek. When Eagle One is hit, and forced to eject in the closing hours of Operation Enduring Triumph, there is only one squad in the Galaxy that's rough, tough and crazy-brave enough to attempt a rescue without second thought: The Helldivers. Cover art by HexanitY on Deviant art - "Eagle -1 never miss"

In the cold of outer orbit, the three-man squad of the SES Dream of Gold discusses why they Helldive.

Read the transcript of the offically redacted and disavowed traitor of Super Earth with a twist at the end.

There are unspoken dangers to doubt. A oneshot.

The last minutes on a planet with the Helldivers have called in, awaiting and fighting for extraction Cover Image by "Hexanity over on Deviant Art Image used with permission. Titled "Time to Spread Democracy Again"

Pelican One: We know him and the bird he flies, but what do we know about him? A view from inside his cockpit from SES Destroyer to the planet and back again. Image used with Permission. Created by Hexanity over on Deviant Art. Image used with permission. Titled "Pelican-1 on the way"

Set in May 2324, a Helldiver returns to the bridge after a successful mission, only to find his brother in arms missing. This story is an attempt at an in-game portrayal of PC players being required to link their Steam s with PSN, and the potential loss of players from countries and regions not ed by PSN.

They say playing HellDivers 2 is like being in a movie, and honestly, they're not wrong. So, what did I do? I decided to jot down the madness that unfolded in actual games I played with my buddies—albeit with a bit more drama. Because why not? If our gaming sessions can feel as intense and cinematic as a blockbuster hit, might as well give it the epic storytelling it deserves.

Poem: Mars was named after the Roman god of war. With the Helldivers deploying there, it was a fitting name, all things considered.