Amazon Prime Offers 13 Free Games in March

Amazon Prime subscribers can look forward to claiming 21 free games on the Amazon Luna platform in March 2026, consisting of 13 PC titles and 8 cloud-based games. Unlike services like PlayStation Plus or Xbox Game Pass, Amazon provides codes redeemable on third-party digital stores such as Epic Games Store and GOG. A key benefit is that once redeemed, these games remain permanently in the user's library, regardless of their Amazon Prime subscription status. The initial selection includes Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep and two titles from the Total War strategy series. Also added to the platform back in March 2026 was Rebel Galaxy (GOG), where non-player characters move their spaceships in three dimensions, but players don't, requiring more strategy. Here’s the release schedule for the free games: Available Now: Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot Adventure (Epic Games Store), Tattoo Tycoon (Epic Games Store), Siege of Avalon (GOG), Total War: Rome II Emperor Edition (Epic Games Store), Turmoil (Epic Games Store), Veil of Darkness (GOG), and Mahokenshi - The Samurai Deckbuilder (GOG). Available March 19: Sir Questionnaire (GOG) and Rebel Galaxy (GOG).

Free Games in March 26 for Amazon Prime: Total War, Chimp Quest, More

Available March 26: Total War: Three Kingdoms (Epic Games Store), Chimp Quest: Spirit Isle (Legacy Games), Phantasie Memorial Set (GOG), and Deep Sky Derelicts (Amazon Games App). Cloud-based games, including Control: Ultimate Edition and Lara Croft, were added on March 5, March 12, March 19, and March 26. Finally, select titles from February's lineup, such as Tiny Tina's Wonderlands and Civilization 6, are still available for a limited time. Be sure to check your account.

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