Free games on Amazon Prime: the 3 titles that you can claim today

Amazon is once again adding benefits for its subscribers. During this week of January 2026, Amazon Prime users can get three free PC games.

The titles are unlocked through Amazon Luna and Prime Gaming, and once they are claimed, they remain in the library forever, even if the subscription is canceled.

How Prime Gaming works in January

Amazon confirmed that the free January games are enabled on a weekly basis, as is already customary. Every Thursday, new titles are released. At this stage, the distribution relies mainly on Amazon Luna, after the progressive farewell of the Prime Gaming brand as an independent platform.

The 3 free games of this week

These are the three PC games that can already be claimed with an active Amazon Prime account:

Al-Qadim: The Genie's Curse (GOG)

A classic role-playing and adventure game released in the 1990s. It is set in the fantasy universe of Al-Qadim, inspired by Arab tales.

The game combines exploration, puzzles, and narrative, which is ideal for those who enjoy retro experiences with a strong story.

Technotopia (Amazon Games App)

This title offers a futuristic city-building experience. The objective is to develop a technological metropolis by balancing resources and decisions.

It stands out for its visual style and its strategic focus, designed for short but deep play sessions.

ELDERBORN (GOG)

ELDERBORN is a first-person action game with intense melee combat. It has a dark aesthetic and a tone inspired by metal and epic fantasy.

It targets players who seek a challenge, with demanding mechanics and brutal encounters.

Beyond the free games: what Amazon Luna adds

Subscribers also gain access to a rotating catalog of cloud games through Amazon Luna. They do not require downloads or powerful hardware.

During January, standout titles such as Alan Wake, Death Stranding Director’s Cut, HOT WHEELS UNLEASHED 2, and EA Sports Madden NFL 26 were added.

Which devices you can play on

Amazon Luna works on PCs, cell phones, and smart TVs, including devices with Fire TV. You only need an internet connection.