You could also look into a mixer to allow additional mics to send audio to the same interface. If your interface has 2 inputs then you can even use panning to help separate voices with slight left to right panning and sending the mixer to the interface as stereo rather than mono.

That Pyle product seems a bit flakey just based off the reviews so that'll be a gamble whether it'll work as intended but also the quality won't be the same as the AT2020's either so I'd do some research to see if that will work for you.

We use this Mackie Mixer and it sends audio to our interface to give us 4 mic inputs with phantom power and we use a preamp to give phantom power to 2 more mics giving us 6 condenser XLR mics into the mixer since it can take up to 12 inputs. We also use a hardware Compressor / Expander / Gate module to help reduce time with audio editing.

Also recently I've discovered we have been taking this piece of hardware for granted and never realized how much it helps separate all our audio for editing in post. You don't need it but it helps not having to check the levels before recording every time if you send the game audio to the mixer or forgo the audio playback of your mics when wearing headphones.