A December lineup of free games has been announced for Prime Gaming subscribers. The winter distribution features five distinct titles that can be added to a user library at no cost, though access may depend on completing a trial subscription and, in some cases, using a VPN to reach the eligible region. The specifics of how these titles will be delivered are still evolving, with distribution channels potentially varying by game and platform.
Games set for distribution this month include:
- Quake — a nostalgic, fast-paced shooter originally released in 1996 that remains a touchstone in classic PC gaming.
- Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons — a cooperative-focused, emotionally resonant adventure that emphasizes puzzle solving and exploration; the game has earned a high audience rating for its storytelling and design.
- Spinch — a vibrant, psychedelic platformer that challenges timing and precision with its distinctive art style and rhythmic level design.
- Doors Paradox — a cerebral puzzle game centered on discovering escape routes and logical sequencing to progress through increasingly complex environments.
- Banners of Ruin — a turn-based roguelike card game that blends strategic deck-building with tactical combat in a compact fantasy setting.
At this time, it remains unclear which storefronts will host each title. There is speculation that Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons could be activated via platforms such as GOG, Origin, or the Epic Games Store, while the remaining three projects might be tied to the Amazon App by subscribing to Prime Gaming. The exact mechanics may differ by region and over time as partnerships and platform policies evolve.
For readers who want to stay informed about upcoming freebies and seasonal discounts in the gaming space, there is a Telegram channel that provides regular updates on new promotions, bundles, and giveaways. In other recent gaming news, a notable electronics marketplace highlight included a premium skin being offered for sale in CS:GO at a significant price, illustrating the broader market activity surrounding digital goods and in-game cosmetics.
Source: VG Times