Alright, listen up Prime members! I just spotted something you absolutely need to know about. Amazon's dumping a fresh batch of gaming freebies into our laps today, and this isn't some measly little giveaway – we're talking £125 worth of games you can snag RIGHT NOW.
But here's the kicker – you've only got till the end of May to claim them. Miss that deadline and they're gone forever. (I learned this the hard way back in February when I completely forgot about the lineup and lost out on that Fallout collection... still kicking myself over that one.)
What's Actually Worth Downloading?
I've been playing around with this month's offerings since they dropped this morning, and I've gotta say – the selection is pretty decent! The standout has to be Saints Row: Gat out of Hell. It's basically a game where you... shoot the Devil in the face. Yep. That's teh premise. It's gloriously ridiculous.
But the real hidden gem here? ENDLESS Legend Definitive Edition. This thing is worth nearly EIGHTY QUID on its own! My gaming buddy Mark texted me about it: "Dude, this is the complete package with all DLC... absolute steal." He's not wrong.
The Complete Haul – Worth Every Penny of Your Subscription
Today's drop includes five titles:
• Saints Row: Gat out of Hell (£13.49)
• ENDLESS Legend Definitive Edition (£79.46)
• Golf with Your Friends (£10.99)
• Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen 2 (£5.99)
• Mail Time (£15.49)
That's £125.42 worth of games. For free. Just sitting there waiting for you to claim them.
Why I'm Actually Excited About Mail Time (Don't Judge Me)
Everyone's gonna be grabbing Saints Row, but I'm weirdly drawn to Mail Time. It's this chill little adventure where you play as a tiny mail-carrier exploring a forest. After the week I've had dealing with work drama and my washing machine flooding the kitchen (don't ask), something peaceful sounds perfect right about now.
My partner caught me watching the trailer and just rolled her eyes. "Another cute game? Seriously?" Yes, seriously! Sometimes you just need to deliver mail as a tiny mushroom person, OK?
The Whole May Lineup Is Bonkers Valuable
Today's drop is just part of a massive £387 worth of games Amazon is giving away this month. They're releasing them in waves every Thursday, and we're now 13 games into the full 22-game roster.
I've been keeping track of all the releases because I missed out on claiming a couple last month. Not making that mistake again!
The biggest score so far has been Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus Digital Deluxe Edition from last week's drop – that's a £50 game!
Wait... There's MORE Coming?
Yep. Amazon's still got 9 more games lined up for the rest of May. Next Thursday's drop includes FATE (remember that old-school dungeon crawler from 2005?) and Thief 2, which I sank about 40 hours into back in uni.
God. That makes me feel ancient.
How To Actually Get Your Hands On These
Just head over to the Prime Gaming website and start claiming. Some games need the Amazon Games app, others give you codes for GOG or Epic. It's a bit of a faff having games spread across different launchers, but for free? I'll take it.
Just remember – claim now, play later. Even if your gaming backlog is as ridiculous as mine (seriously, I've got games from 2019 I haven't even installed yet), at least get them in your library.
You've already paid for Prime anyway – might as well get everything you're entitled to!
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