Amazon Prime members owed fresh batch of freebies worth £25 this week – and claim existing £50 trove before it expires
The deal is automatically included in your Prime membership, so you'd be a fool not to make the most of it.
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Prime members get access to Prime Gaming included in their membership.
This allows users to download a selection of games for free, gives them a monthly Twitch channel subscription and access to Prime's cloud gaming service Luna.
Plus, gamers don't even need a console to play the games on, as they can be played on Amazon-compatible devices, such as Fire TV.
Every month, a new selection of games is released across a range of popular and indie developers.
Throughout June, subscribers can claim their free games every Thursday at primegaming.com.
Four games for this month have already been released, with two more available from Thursday.
On June 19, gamers can get their hands on Dark Envoy, a story-driven RPG where players are in control of a party of relic hunters, who live in a conflict-torn world, where magic and technology clash.
The game is currently retailing for around £13 online, making this offering a great deal.
Also available on Thursday is Fate: Undiscovered Realms.
In this game, the hero is tricked by an old man into opening up the Book of Fate.
He must then venture into undiscovered realms to stop evil and restore balance to the world.
This game is currently retailing for £12, so it's definitely a deal worth taking advantage of.
Last week, Amazon Prime members were able to access Death Squared (priced at £12.79 online) for free, where each player has to guide a robot to a colour-coded goal through deadly traps and hazards.
Also released was Station to Station, a minimalist game about building railway connections that's perfect for train enthusiasts and is priced at £15 online.
And earlier in June, Luna released the adaptation of the popular tabletop game Mordheim: City of the Damned, created by Games Workshop as part of the Warhammer World.
The "turn-based tactical game where you lead warbands into bloody and lethal skirmishes" is currently listed at a £9.95 retail price.
And gamers looking for something more relaxing could also get their hands on, The Abandoned Planet features puzzle-solving and aesthetically pleasing pixel art graphic design, and is priced at £11 online.
Amazon Prime users can get their hands on even more deals next week, with Thief: Deadly Shadows launching on June 26.
Sci-Fi combat game Jupiter Hell and cosy puzzle game Gallery of Things: Reveries, will also be released next Thursday.
All of the above games will be available until the end of the month, so make sure to head to Primegaming.com to snap up the deals.
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