Prime Gaming May free games announced for subscribers
Amazon Prime Gaming has revealed five titles that subscribers in Canada and the United States will be able to claim for free during May. One of the standout entries is the cult classic Dead Space 2, which fans remember for its tense corridors and action-horror vibes.
The information appeared on My Dealz and has since been confirmed as part of the May lineup for Prime Gaming members.
These are the games that Prime Gaming subscribers can claim starting May 1 of this year:
- Dead Space 2 — a sci‑fi action horror experience played in third person.
- The Curse of Monkey Island — a celebrated LucasArts adventure known for its humor and puzzle design.
- Cat Quest — an isometric RPG where players guide a brave cat on a grand quest.
- an atmospheric hand-drawn adventure puzzle game — a title noted for its unique art style and clever challenges.
- Email Mole — a 3D platform game centered on a mole postman with inventive level design.
All five titles have earned positive reviews from players on Steam, reflecting strong reception among the gaming community. Prime Gaming is a paid service, but new subscribers can start with a trial period, which requires linking a payment method. The trial grants access to the free games, and cancellation is possible later if it’s no longer needed.
It should be noted that, at the time of writing, the Prime Gaming site may not be accessible from Russia or Belarus without a VPN. Meanwhile, the May lineup mirrors a broader strategy to offer substantial value during the subscription window, with more games and potential discounts frequently rotating in and out of the catalog.
Looking ahead to April, subscribers could claim eight games valued at 5,000 rubles, including notable titles such as The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Plants vs. Zombies. For ongoing updates on discounts, freebies, and new releases, many fans follow the official channels and community updates across platforms.
Note: this article presents a summary based on available announcements and user reports and is intended to help subscribers plan their May gaming sessions with Prime Gaming.