Amazon Prime members can claim 28 freebies and gifts worth more than £100
ANYONE with an Amazon Prime membership is eligible to claim nearly 30 freebies worth more than £100 this month.
If you're already forking out the monthly fee for your Prime, then it makes sense to get your money's worth.
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Some Amazon customers may be unaware that their membership also includes access to Prime Gaming.
And that isn't the only perk Amazon offers with Prime membership.
Free takeaway deliverers
Users often forget that they can get free takeaway deliveries too.
Your subscription entitles you to a year's worth of Deliveroo Plus Silver, which usually costs £3.49 per month - that works out at £41.88 for an entire year.
At no additional cost, you can unlock free delivery on eligible orders over £15 from a range of great restaurants.
UK-only, and long-distance orders not eligible. Service fees and terms apply.
Grocery delivery
From vegetables to loo roll and other cupboard essentials, your whole supermarket shop can be delivered to your door in two-hour slots.
Customers can choose from Amazon Fresh, local Morrisons, Co-op or Iceland supermarkets.
Note, this is only available in select UK postcodes and minimum spending applies.
Cheaper music
Users also save £1 a month on the full price of Amazon Music Unlimited with their Prime membership when you join via a desktop or mobile web browser.
You can enjoy unlimited ad-free access to 100 million songs with unlimited skips, and download for offline listening. This service is only available in the UK.
Read more
Members can read as much as they want from more than a thousands books and magazines, comics and graphic novels, Kindle singles and more.
With fiction, non-fiction, children's books and short works, you'll always find something to read - saving you pounds every time!
This service is available in the UK and Republic of Ireland.
Families can share benefits
You can also share select Prime benefits and digital content such as Kindle books and Prime Video purchases with family members, at no additional cost.
Prime benefits that can be shared include Prime Delivery & Shopping benefits, Prime Video (UK members only), Prime Reading and Amazon First Reads, Prime Gaming, and Amazon Photos.
There is also a Prime member special offer on Amazon Kids+.
Designed for kids ages 3-12 to safely learn, grow and explore, children enjoy access to kid-friendly ad-free books, videos, educational apps, and more.
Parents control the experience through an easy-to-use parent dashboard.
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Find out some more top perks here.
With Prime Gaming, you can enjoy a lengthy list of free downloadable video games each month to keep forever.
You'll want to snap up this month's selection though as titles are swapped out for new ones each month.
New games
This June, Prime members can claim a fresh lineup of games with new entries released every Thursday.
Amazon's Chris Leggett told The Sun that Prime Gaming is offering several free titles throughout June.
He added that the free titles will allow gamers to "control a party of relic hunters in a tale of destiny set in a conflict-torn world in Dark Envoy".
The latter game – which normally retails at £24.99 – will be available from June 19.
Other free games include Thief: Deadly Shadows (£7.49), Death Squared (£12.79) and Jupiter Hell (£19.49).
Game on – from Death Squared to Jupiter Hell
Here is the full list of games you can get for free this month
June 12:
Station to Station - £14.99
Death Squared - £12.79
June 19:
Dark Envoy - £24.99
Fate: Undiscovered Realms - £5.79
June 26:
Thief: Deadly Shadows - £7.49
Jupiter Hell - £19.49
Gallery of Things: Reveries - £9.99
To bag them, all you need to do is head over to the Amazon Prime Gaming website.
At a collective value of more than £100, it's a deal you can't ignore.
Cloud gaming service
Prime subscribers can also play the below games via the Prime Gaming Luna channel this month.
Luna is Amazon's cloud gaming service that works on the devices you already own, including Fire TV.
You can play your favourite games instantly with no PC or gaming console required.
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