Betweenjust seven games being revealed to kick off the monthand Prime Day right around the corner, we were expecting Amazon to add more games to its Prime Gaming haul right about now, and the conglomerate has obliged. Prime Day 2025 is only a few hours old, andfour more games have already been added to July’s list of free games, and one of them’s a biggy.
Revealed in the early hours of this morning and available to claim, play, and keep for free right now if you have an active Prime subscription isMarvel’s Midnight Suns. Thanks to a combination of its December launch and a focus on tactical RPG gameplay, Midnight Suns failed to leave a mark. A real shame, as it really was one of the best Marvel games released in recent history and doesn’t get nearly enough credit.
Go and play Midnight Suns right now
If you don’t have Prime, get it for this
The silver lining of Midnight Suns not pulling in the attention it deserved at launch is thatit is now being given away for free, I guess. This isn’t aGame PassorPS Plussituation either, where Midnight Suns will eventually disappear, or become unplayable if your Prime subscription lapses. Once the game is claimed, it’s yours to keep, even if you claim it once you’re finished reading this and cancel your Prime subscription ten seconds later.
Football Manager 2024is also free to claim, giving me yet another platform to plunge hundreds of hours into, and rounding out today’s free Prime Day quartet is Amnesia: The Dark Descent. A real array of games, and arguably something for everyone. If that’s not the case, keep checking back throughout the week. I’m assuming more games will be given away for free throughout Prime Day, which runs until Friday.
you’re able to also still claim the first two games Amazon revealed in its July haul, plus a few of the games that were technically part of the June giveaway. That includes Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered, which appears to have had its free-to-claim window extended, as you now have until July 21, 2025, to pick up the trilogy for the grand total of zero dollars.
