Amazon Prime members can claim 10 PC games this month through Prime Gaming, and the final two arrive on October 29: Trash Goblin on the Epic Games Store and Kiborg in the Amazon Games app. According to Notebookcheck and WorthPlaying, the games are released in weekly batches through October 2026.

The October lineup

Here is the release schedule the outlets list, with where each game is redeemed:

  • October 1: Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit (Epic Games Store) and DOOM (GOG code)
  • October 8: Conarium and WarBreeds (both GOG codes)
  • October 15: Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong (Epic Games Store) and Caravan SandWitch (Amazon Games app)
  • October 22: Ad Infinitum (Epic Games Store) and Time Travel: Escape Room Game (Legacy Games code)
  • October 29: Trash Goblin (Epic Games Store) and Kiborg (Amazon Games app)

The catches

You need an active Prime membership to claim them. Because the games are delivered through different stores, you may need a separate account for some, so check each game’s redemption instructions, as Gaming HQ notes. Notebookcheck says none of the games come with a Steam key, so they are claimed through the Epic Games Store, GOG or the Amazon Games app instead.

The sources do not give a final claim date for each game. Notebookcheck says each game has a deadline and must be claimed before it expires, so claim early rather than waiting. Once a game is claimed, the outlets report it stays yours to keep, and Gaming HQ adds that it remains available even if you cancel your Prime subscription.

Cloud games on Luna

Separately, WorthPlaying lists three games included with Prime on Luna Standard: STAR WARS: Galactic Racer, Sonic X Shadow Generations and Space Metal Mania. These are cloud games, so you stream them instead of downloading them, and WorthPlaying says they are available wherever Luna cloud delivery is available.

What it means for readers

For Canadian and US readers with a Prime membership, this is a free way to build a PC library, with two more games landing on October 29. The sources do not say which countries get the full lineup or give Canadian pricing, so confirm what your Prime Gaming page shows. If you already claimed the earlier batches, check the deadlines on the games you have not redeemed yet.