


Amazon Prime Free Games This Month (September 2026)

Last Updated: September 21, 2026 – 6 additional games are now available!
Amazon Prime members can claim a rotating selection of free PC games each month. These gaming benefits, previously presented under the Prime Gaming brand, are now available through Amazon Luna alongside Luna Standard cloud games and a free monthly Twitch channel subscription.
Amazon Prime currently costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year in the US, with prices varying by country. The membership also includes benefits such as Prime Video, Amazon Music Prime, eligible delivery benefits, exclusive deals, and Amazon Photos.
September 2026 has added eight claimable PC games so far. The latest additions are RiMS Racing, Wall World 2, and DOOM Eternal, following DOOM + DOOM II, Drop Duchy, Botany Manor, Just Die Already, and War Hospital. Their claim deadlines range from October 7 to October 21, 2026.
Article Summary

16 Amazon Prime free games are currently available to claim
September has added eight games, including DOOM Eternal, DOOM + DOOM II, Botany Manor, and RiMS Racing
Just Die Already and War Hospital are available through October 7
DOOM + DOOM II, Drop Duchy, and Botany Manor are available through October 14
RiMS Racing, Wall World 2, and DOOM Eternal are available through October 21
Successfully redeemed PC games remain in the connected platform library after the claim period ends
Luna Standard cloud games remain available only while they are included in the rotating catalog
Current Free Games with Amazon Prime

There are currently 16 Amazon Prime free games available to claim through Amazon Luna. Eight were added during September 2026, while the remaining titles come from earlier monthly drops that have not yet expired.
Game Title | Platform | Availability |
|---|---|---|
RiMS Racing | Epic Games Store | Through October 21 |
Wall World 2 | Amazon Games App | Through October 21 |
DOOM Eternal | Microsoft Store | Through October 21 |
DOOM + DOOM II | GOG | Through October 14 |
Drop Duchy | Epic Games Store | Through October 14 |
Botany Manor | Epic Games Store | Through October 14 |
Just Die Already | Epic Games Store | Through October 7 |
War Hospital | Epic Games Store | Through October 7 |
Havendock | Amazon Games App | Still available |
Clash: Artifacts of Chaos | Epic Games Store | Still available |
Royal Romances: Forbidden Magic | Legacy Games | Still available |
Spray Paint Simulator | Amazon Games App | Still available |
Weakless | GOG | Still available |
Zoria: Age of Shattering | GOG | Still available |
In Sound Mind | Amazon Games App | Still available |
Space Grunts: Chrono Shard | Epic Games Store | Still available |
DOOM Eternal is the standout addition this month, giving Prime members a Microsoft Store code for the fast-paced first-person shooter. The lineup also includes DOOM + DOOM II, which packages enhanced versions of the classic games with additional campaigns, community mod support, and multiplayer features.
The remaining additions cover several genres. RiMS Racing focuses on motorcycle racing and mechanical management, while Wall World 2 combines mining, exploration, and roguelite progression. Drop Duchy, Botany Manor, Just Die Already, and War Hospital provide a mix of strategy, puzzles, sandbox gameplay, and management.
September’s games expire between October 7 and October 21. Older offers have separate deadlines, so check the table and claim any game you want as soon as possible.
How to Claim Amazon Prime Free Games

Claiming Amazon Prime free games requires an active Prime membership. The offers are now displayed through Amazon Luna, but the final redemption process depends on the platform assigned to each game.
Visit the Amazon Luna claims page
Sign in with the Amazon account connected to your Prime membership
Open the Claim Games section
Select the game you want
Click Claim Game or Get Game
Follow the instructions for the listed platform
Complete the redemption before the offer expires
September’s games use four different redemption methods. Just Die Already, War Hospital, Drop Duchy, Botany Manor, and RiMS Racing require a connected Epic Games Store account. DOOM + DOOM II provides a GOG code, DOOM Eternal provides a Microsoft Store code, and Wall World 2 is added through the Amazon Games App.
Other Prime gaming offers may use different redemption methods:
Epic Games Store: Connect your Epic account and add the game directly to its library
GOG: Receive a code and redeem it through the GOG website or GOG Galaxy
Microsoft Store: Receive a code and redeem it through the Microsoft Store
Amazon Games App: Add the game directly to Amazon’s PC gaming launcher
Legacy Games: Follow the supplied instructions and redeem the provided code through Legacy Games
Claiming an offer through Amazon may not always complete the entire process. If Amazon provides an activation code, redeem that code on the correct platform before its separate expiration date.
Successfully redeemed PC games remain attached to the corresponding platform account after the claim period ends. They can also remain playable if you later cancel Amazon Prime. This does not apply to Luna Standard cloud games, which are only available while they remain in the rotating catalog and you have an eligible membership.
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Final Words
September 2026 has added eight claimable PC games for Amazon Prime members. DOOM Eternal is the headline release, while DOOM + DOOM II, Botany Manor, RiMS Racing, Wall World 2, Drop Duchy, Just Die Already, and War Hospital complete the monthly lineup.
The offers expire across three dates in October, so check each deadline and complete any required platform redemption after claiming a game through Amazon Luna. Several games from previous months also remain available, bringing the current claimable total to 16.
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