Amazon Prime Members Can Claim Free Games Ahead of Prime Day

Amazon is offering a selection of free games for Prime subscribers in the days leading up to Prime Day 2025″>Prime Day, which is scheduled to take place from July 8 to July 11. Starting today, June 17, at 12 PM Eastern Time, subscribers can download Dungeon of the Endless”>Definitive Edition at no cost through the Amazon Games App.

Featured Free Games

In Definitive Edition, players assume the role of a survivor from a prison spaceship who must battle various creatures across multiple floors after their escape pod crashes on an unfamiliar planet. Additionally, Amazon is providing free access to TOEM, a photography game developed by Swedish studio Something We Made, via a GOG code. In this game, players take on the role of a photographer who solves puzzles using their character’s camera.

More Free Titles Available

Alongside these two titles, Prime members can also claim Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft for free through GOG. This collection includes all three original Tomb Raider adventures, along with their expansions and secret levels. Another title available at no cost is Saints Row 2, an open-world action-adventure game that serves as a direct sequel to the first installment. In this game, players wake up from a coma to find their gang disbanded, continuing the story of the same character from the original Saints Row.

Additionally, players can claim Saints Row IV: Re-Elected and Star Wars: Rebellion for free via GOG.

Upcoming Free Games

Other titles available for free include Mordheim: City of the Damned, The Abandoned Planet, Station to Station, and Death Squared. On June 19, Dark Envoy and FATE: Undiscovered Realms will be available for claim, while Thief: Deadly Shadows, Jupiter Hell, and Gallery of Things: Reveries will be accessible starting June 26.

Benefits of Prime Gaming

Prime Gaming is included with all Amazon Prime membership benefits, providing access to a rotating selection of free games, in-game content, and a complimentary monthly Twitch subscription. An Amazon Prime membership costs $15 per month or $139 annually, but new users can take advantage of a free 30-day trial to explore the benefits before committing to a subscription.

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