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Start Freeloading Over 30 Games with Prime Gaming For Prime Day 2022
Amazon Prime members are in for a real treat! Prime Gaming is thrilled to offer members even more free games as part of this year’s Prime Day offers, happening on July 12–13.


During Prime Day, Prime members can claim more than 30 free games, including Mass Effect Legendary Edition — which includes the award-winning Mass Effect trilogy — GRID™ Legends, Need for Speed™ Heat, Star Wars™ Jedi Knight — Jedi Academy™ and more highlighted below.





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I followed the link in the article to the Amazon gaming page.

I selected a DLC for Two Point Hospital. The instructions want me to go, in-game, to settings and link my Amazon account to the game. I'm a bit dubious about giving out that kind of information. If they want to give me a Steam code or an activation code that's fine, but linking their game to my Amazon account sounds iffy. Am I being paranoid?

jztemple2 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 11, 2022 2:14 pm I followed the link in the article to the Amazon gaming page.

I selected a DLC for Two Point Hospital. The instructions want me to go, in-game, to settings and link my Amazon account to the game. I'm a bit dubious about giving out that kind of information. If they want to give me a Steam code or an activation code that's fine, but linking their game to my Amazon account sounds iffy. Am I being paranoid?

i also declined to do that.

I've had my Blizzard account tied to Amazon for several years now, for Hearthstone (and now WoW) in-game freebies. Doesn't really bother me.

The price of free.

I have several game accounts linked through Amazon for the free goodies they give away all the time. Amazon already knows everything from what I read in the bathroom to what color my underwear is. Literally. I'm fine linking gaming accounts with them. If they can glean more than they already know, more power to 'em.

jztemple2 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 11, 2022 2:14 pm I followed the link in the article to the Amazon gaming page.

I selected a DLC for Two Point Hospital. The instructions want me to go, in-game, to settings and link my Amazon account to the game. I'm a bit dubious about giving out that kind of information. If they want to give me a Steam code or an activation code that's fine, but linking their game to my Amazon account sounds iffy. Am I being paranoid?

The main thing is the free full games comming out. I have recieved items for World of War ships GTA5 and Elite Dangerus without any problems.

I'm pretty happy about Mass Effect Legendary Edition for free. Time for one final run through as a renegade/dickhead Shepherd.

now note the EA titles will no longer just give you a product code - you have to now link the Amazon Prime account to the Origin account to redeem

Id probably do it but only for something I really really wanted.

Did that ages ago. Now EA knows what color underwear I buy.