Fresh batch of Amazon Prime freebies worth £31 up for grabs this week – & you can still bag £108 June haul by deadline
PRIME TIME Fresh batch of Amazon Prime freebies worth £31 up for grabs this week – & you can still bag £108 June haul by deadline
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AMAZON Prime subscribers have plenty to look forward to this month, with over £100 of freebies up for grabs.
Every month Prime Gaming releases a collection of free downloadable games - and subscribers get to keep them forever.
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Prime subscribers can access £108 of games for free this month
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Prime Gaming's catalogue already includes a range of Fortnite games
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In addition to the free games, subscribers can enjoy a monthly Twitch channel subscription, as well as the usual Prime benefits.
You don't even need a dedicated gaming console, as Amazon Luna works seamlessly with devices you already own like Fire TV.
With the Prime Gaming benefits already available to subscribers, be sure to make the most of the deal before the end of the month.
For the last week of the month, Prime are releasing three games to subscribers, all available to claim on June 26.
This includes Thief: Deadly Shadows and Jupiter Hell, Gallery of Things: Reveries.
Making the most of these freebies could save you £31 - with a further £77 of games already released this month still up for grabs.
The new releases include something for everyone, whether you're after a sci-fi action adventure, or a more peaceful puzzle solving game.
Thief: Deadly Shadows offers an immersive role-playing game that casts you as Garrett, a "master thief".
With a city to explore, and plenty of wealthy citizens to steal from, the game provides engaging world-building, helping to keep you entertained.
This week's best deal is Jupiter Hell - with Prime's exclusive deal saving you £19.49.
Amazon Prime Gaming Freebies: Top Games to Claim in June 2025
Set in a sci-fi setting, a lone space marine is pit against "overwhelming demonic forces".
The action-packed adventure sees gamers using classic weaponry like shotguns, railguns and chainsaws to fight zombies, demons, and "unmentionable monstrosities".
Finally, subscribers can claim Gallery of Things: Reveries, a more slow-paced puzzle game to help you unwind.
With Dada-inspired hidden object puzzles, its 36 levels offer an aesthetically-pleasing way to challenge your brain.
Already this month Prime has released six other games, giving you a total saving of £108.
It has included games like the popular Mordheim: City of the Damned, and the relaxing Station to Station.
This month's releases are in addition to Prime Gaming's existing catalogue which includes a range of beloved games.
The existing catalogue includes Fortnite, Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition, LEGO DC Super-Villains, and Rocket Racing.
New games are available every Thursday, with even more games available as part of Prime Day in July.
Between July 8 and July 11, subscribers can enjoy the catalogue of games, as well as exclusive discounts on gaming equipment like Luna Controllers.
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