Amazon offers eight more games – Prime Gaming gives away 23 games completely free

AMAZON has updated the list of free games available this month as part of Prime Gaming.

People who subscribe to Amazon Prime automatically get free games every month as part of the service.

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The highlight of Prime’s free games this month.[/caption]

These can be downloaded from the Prime Gaming website and are playable on PC.

May was already a bumper month for the subscription service, with 15 games already announced.

A further eight games have been added bringing the total up to 23.

The highlight of this second set of games is Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion.

Rated at 10/10 on Steam, Turnip Boy is a cosy game about a Turnip who is up to no good.

These games are only available in May, and will become unavailable from Thursday, June 1, 2023.

Here are the eight extra games that are available for the rest of the month.

• Beasts of Maravilla Island [Amazon Games App]
• Calico [Amazon Games App]
• DKO: Divine Knockout [Epic Games Store]
• Double Kick Heroes [Amazon Games App]
• Shattered: Tale of the Forgotten King [Amazon Games App]
• Tiny Robots Recharged [Amazon Games App]
• Tandem: A Tale of Shadows [Amazon Games App]
• Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion [Amazon Games App]

The first 15 games that were given away with Prime Gaming this month include a fan-favourite Star Wars title.

If you missed out on the first set of games then here’s the full list.

• Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 3D [Amazon Games App]
• Super Sidekicks [Amazon Games App]
• Samurai Shodown IV [Amazon Games App]
• Planescape Torment: Enhanced Edition [Amazon Games App]
• Lake [Amazon Games App]
• Robo Army [Amazon Games App]
• Last Resort [Amazon Games App]
• Kardboard Kings [Amazon Games App]
• The Almost Gone [Amazon Games App]
• 3 Count Bout [Amazon Games App]
• Alpha Mission 2 [Amazon Games App]
• Lila’s Sky Ark [Legacy Games Code]
• Agatha Knife [Amazon Games App]
• King of the Monsters 2 [Amazon Games App]
• Kizuna Encounter [Amazon Games App]

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.