Amazon Prime subscribers can get a rich software gift pack in September. As announced by the company, the current lineup includes a total of eleven full PC versions, which will be released gradually throughout the month. Well-known flagship titles include the first-person shooter DOOM Eternal and the sci-fi adventure game High on Life. It is available in batches through platforms including the Epic Games Store, Microsoft Store, GOG, and the in-house Amazon Games app.
In addition to the two famous names, the offer also includes a diverse mix of different genres and will launch throughout September. Games such as the dark strategy game War Hospital and the humorous physical ragdoll game Just Die Already launched earlier this month. Deck-building game Drop Duchy, botanical puzzle adventure game Botany Manor, and the newly released classic pack DOOM + DOOM 2 will be gradually launched through GOG codes this month.
In the middle of this month, “DOOM Eternal” will be the real highlight of the September 17 event, which you can get through a redemption code in the Microsoft Store. The motorcycle simulation game “Rims Racing” and the 2D roguelite game “Wall World 2” will be released simultaneously. Final releases at the end of the month will include colorful puzzle game Hue, The Da Vinci Cryptex and cult shooter High on Life via the Epic Games Store.
For processing, Amazon relies on its established practice of providing keys and links to different stores. While some games run directly through the Amazon Games app, users can get free redemption codes for external portals for other products. This means that some games require a separate account with the corresponding provider, but there is still one major advantage: all claimed games remain permanently in the corresponding account’s library after redemption, even if the Prime subscription is later cancelled.
In addition to permanent PC downloads, Amazon continues to offer its Luna cloud gaming service to Prime users. That month, customers will be able to watch a selection of blockbusters on the stream for free, including blockbusters like “Star Wars: Desperados” and “Avatar: Pandora’s Frontier.” Prime Gaming once again highlights its evolution from a simple add-on gadget for streamers to a core added value for the entire Amazon Prime ecosystem.
