Prime Gaming members receive BioShock Infinite: Complete plus 19 additional games this February

Amazon has rejuvenated its Prime Gaming program for February, offering an exciting selection of games at no additional cost to Prime members. A total of 20 titles will be available, enhancing the gaming options for subscribers.

This month’s lineup features renowned games such as BioShock Infinite by Irrational Games, the critically acclaimed puzzle game The Talos Principle, and Wolfenstein: Youngblood from Bethesda. Additionally, indie favorites like Yes, Your Grace and the immersive sim Deus Ex: Human Revolution, developed by Eidos Montreal, are part of the offerings.

The games can be accessed through various platforms, including the DRM-free GOG, Amazon’s proprietary gaming app, the Epic Games Store, and the Microsoft Store. Notably, these titles are not available on Steam, which sets this collection apart from typical gaming giveaways.

Current Offers

As of now, five games are ready for claim:

BioShock Infinite: Complete Edition (GOG)
Surf World Series (Amazon Games App)
AK-xolotl: Together (Epic Games Store)
Sands of Aura (Epic Games Store)
The Talos Principle: Gold Edition (GOG)

Upcoming Releases

February 13

Stunt Kite Party (Amazon Games App)
The Smurfs 2: The Prisoner of the Green Stone (GOG)
Hardspace: Shipbreaker (Epic Games Store)
Lysfanga: The Time Shift Warrior (Epic Games Store)
Dark Sky (GOG)

February 20

Wolfenstein: Youngblood (Microsoft Store)
El Hijo: A Wild West Tale (Epic Games Store)
Colt Canyon (GOG)
Republic of Jungle (Epic Games Store)
Royal Romances: Cursed Hearts (Legacy Games)

February 27

Deus Ex: Human Revolution (GOG)
Night Reverie (Amazon Games App)
Sine Mora EX (Amazon Games App)
Redemption Reapers (Epic Games Store)
Yes, Your Grace (GOG)

Unlike standard giveaways seen on platforms like the Epic Games Store or Steam, Prime Gaming’s selection offers extended availability periods. This flexibility means that many titles from previous months remain accessible for gamers to claim, allowing for a robust expansion of their gaming libraries.

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