AMAZON customers can scoop up a valuable haul of freebies this week.
And it bolsters what is already a generous helping of gifts available to Prime members in a September giveaway.
Amazon Prime memberships come with a load of perks – not least speedy deliveries.
But one benefit that’s easy to overlook is Prime Gaming, which is perfect for gamers or their parents.
It gives you a selection of free video games to claim every month – and they’re yours forever.
But the line-up resets each month, so you need to claim them before they disappear.
The monthly lot will trickle out over the weeks, with a new selection dropping every Thursday until they’re all out.
To claim them, you just need an active Amazon Prime membership.
This week, we’ll see the final two games for September drop.
The first is Mystical Riddles: Ghostly Park Collector’s Edition, a hidden-object mystery game.
And the second is Pixel Cafe – here’s Amazon’s description: “Step into Pixel’s shoes in this one-of-a-kind journey that bridges time, memories, and the aroma of fresh coffee.
“Dive deep into a city balancing its past and future. Engage in intense arcade challenges, immerse yourself in heartfelt stories, and navigate a world crafted in pixel art.”
There are loads of other games already available in September, but the two dropping on Thursday, September 25 round out the month.
Here’s the full list, including their values on Steam:
- Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft Series – £7.19
- Into The Breach – £11.39
- Sid Meier’s Civilization IV: The Complete Edition – £14.99
- Afterimage – £4.19
- Spelljammer: Pirates of Realmspace – £8.50
- Tower of Time – £15.18
- Subterrain: Mines of Titan – £15.49
- Residual – £17.49
- FATE: The Cursed King – £5.79
- Mystical Riddles: Ghostly Park Collector’s Edition – £7.49
- Pixel Cafe – £10.99
It’s worth noting that the games typically come as download codes, which you can claim on the platform that Amazon lists.
Some of them might come via the Amazon Games App or the GOG store.
The total value of the games is £118.69, which is nothing to sniff at.
But remember: these games will expire if you don’t claim them soon.
You don’t have to download or install them right away. But you will need to secure them by going to the Prime Gaming website.
HOW MUCH DOES AMAZON PRIME COST?
Here’s a breakdown of all the pricing options…
- Prime monthly (£8.99 monthly) – £107.88 a year
- Prime annual – £95 a year
- Prime Video (£5.99 monthly) – £71.88 a year
- Prime 18-22/student (£4.49 monthly) – £53.88 a year
- Prime 18-22/student annual – £47.49 a year
- Prime 18-22/student monthly + 6-month free trial – £26.94 for first year
- Prime 18-22/student annual + 6-month free trial – £23.75 for first year
Just note that you’ll need an active Amazon Prime membership to claim the games.
And it works even if you’re paying for Prime monthly, annually, or on a Student plan.
Amazon Prime, £8.99 a month
Amazon Prime comes with loads of tempting freebies – including video games[/caption]
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed.
Always do your own research before making any purchase.
