Amazon is giving away free PC games for Prime Day. Here’s how to claim them
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A few days ago, Amazon announced Prime Day 2025, which will be unlike previous Prime Day events as it’ll be four days instead of two, starting July 8th and ending July 11th. The deal wars on the most popular online marketplace will be battling it out even longer this year.
On top of that, Amazon is giving away free games again this year, which you can claim via Prime Gaming. These free games are already available and can be picked up between now and July 7th. Officially, Amazon is offering six games, but you’ll actually get eight because one of them is Tomb Raider I-III Remastered, a collection with three titles.
All you have to do is log in to the Amazon Prime Gaming page with your Prime account. (If you don’t have Prime, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial.) Once logged in, select the free game(s) you want to play and you’ll receive the corresponding download code(s).
You can get the following free games for Prime Day:
- Dungeon of the Endless: Definitive Edition
- Saints Row 2
- Saints Row IV: Re-Elected
- Star Wars: Rebellion
- TOEM
- Tomb Raider I-III Remastered
In addition, there are several other free games you can claim via Prime Gaming as part of its regular June offerings, including:
- The Abandoned Planet
- Death Squared
- FATE
- Gloomhaven
- Mafia III: Definitive Edition
- Mordheim: City of the Damned
- Station to Station
- Thief II: The Metal Age
Some of these games are leaving the rotation today, so be quick if you want to claim them. Once claimed, they’re yours forever!
This article originally appeared on our sister publication PC-WELT and was translated and localized from German.
Author: Laura Pippig, Staff Writer, PC-WELT
Laura is an enthusiastic gamer as well as a movie and TV fan. After studying communication science, she went straight into a job at PCMagazin and Connect Living. Since then, she has been writing about everything to do with PCs and technology topics, and has been a permanent editor at our German sister site PC-WELT since May 2024.
