PC users can claim over $250 worth of free games, yours to keep forever

Over the next couple of weeks, PC users can claim over $250 worth of free games courtesy of Prime Gaming.

July’s titles have now been unveiled and it’s a bumper month, perhaps to coincide with the site’s upcoming Prime Days.

As I’m sure you’re aware, you’ll need a Prime membership to access Prime Gaming but otherwise, it’s a free subscription service as a part of your wider Prime subscription.

Head to the Prime Gaming tab via Amazon and you’ll find plenty of free PC games just waiting to be downloaded.

There are 13 games in total that you can nab – and once you’ve downloaded them, they’re yours forever.

Some are available already, while some are available at a later date – and some are only available only for a limited-time, so allow me to give you the full rundown.

There are six titles currently available which will expire after 7 July.

These are Dungeon of the Endless: Definitive Edition, Saints Row 2, Saints Row 4: Re-Elected, Star Wars: Rebellion, TOEM, and Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered Starring Lara Croft.

You have around five days to grab these and I heartily recommend you do as they’re all great games.

TOEM, a fantastic indie adventure title, is an easy recommendation, as is Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered which allows you to revisit those classic titles.

Also available now, albeit with less of a time constraint, are Boxes: Lost Fragments and Paquerette Down the Bunborrows.

Then, on 17 July, Besiege: The Splintered Sea DLC and Endless Space 2: Definitive Edition will join the line-up.

That latter title has a RRP of $94.99, so that’s a game well worth picking up.

On 24 July, I Love Finding Wild Friends Collector’s Edition will become available, as will Venba.

Venba is amongst my favourite indies of 2023. It’s a heartfelt story game involving cooking puzzles that you need to play.

Finally, on 31 July, right at the end of the month, Prime gamers will be able to nab Heroes of Loot.

If you’re looking at RRPs, that means you can redeem over $250 worth of games this month.

I don’t know about you but I certainly don’t think that’s an offer worth passing up.