Amazon has announced the free PC games coming to Prime Gaming this month that anyone with an Amazon Prime membership can access.
There are 18 titles, including all-time classics such as Quake 2 and the 2023 indie hit Dredge.
Here’s the full list of games coming to Prime Gaming and the platforms on which you claim them.
Prime Gaming December freebies
Available now
- Overcooked! 2 (GOG)
- Dredge (GOG)
- Star Wars: Bounty Hunter (GOG)
- Tomb Raider: Underworld (GOG)
- Call of Juarez: Gunslinger (GOG)
December 5
- Quake II (GOG)
- Disney Pixar WALL-E (Amazon Games)
December 12
- Planet of Lana (GOG)
- Hero’s Hour (GOG)
- The Coma: Recut (GOG)
- Electrician Simulator (Epic)
- Redrawn: The Painted Tower Collector’s Edition (Amazon Games)
December 19
- Nine Witches: Family Disruption (Amazon Games)
- Predator: Hunting Grounds (Epic)
- Aces of the Luftwaffe - Squadron Extended Edition (Amazon Games)
- Simulakros (Amazon Games)
- Christmas Fables: The Magic Snowflake Collector’s Edition (Legacy Games)
December 26
- The Town of Light (GOG)
Amazon has also added some notable titles to its Luna streaming service, including Death Stranding Direct’s Cut and The Expanse: A Telltale Series Deluxe Edition.
What are the top picks in the main line-up?
While not the biggest hit of the lot, Dredge is the most desirable of these titles. It was one of the indie hits of 2023 and sees you play a fishing boat captain who gets drawn into a dark, Lovecraftian mystery.
But, yes, you still do a lot of fishing. It takes around 12 hours to play and scores 80% on Metacritic.
Tomb Raider: Underworld is also available now. This was the last mainline title in the third-person action-adventure series before it was rebooted with 2013’s Tomb Raider.
It’s a more platform-heavy and skill-based game than the recent, cinematic entries. It’s also the latest in a whole string of Tomb Raider games given away in recent months through Prime Gaming.
For something completely different, the decidedly non-festive The Town of Light is out on December 26. This 2016 first-person game is a horror title that explores mental illness and can be completed in three to four hours.
Few may have encountered The Town of Light before, but it earned a Recommended badge from Eurogamer’s 4/5 review in 2016. This called it “an impactful exploration of mental health that presents a very different kind of horror.”
Some titles are only available until the end of the year, so don’t wait too long to claim them.
