Amazon has announced an exciting new lineup of free video games for its Prime members, set to roll out throughout March 2026. This initiative continues the company’s tradition of enhancing its gaming offerings, which have evolved from the former Prime Gaming service into a robust platform for gamers. With March’s selection promising to be more extensive than usual, subscribers can look forward to a diverse array of titles.
Game Releases for March
Beginning now, Amazon Prime subscribers can dive into a collection of 13 games that will be released in stages throughout the month. Kicking off the rotation is the much-anticipated Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot, available immediately. This title will soon be joined by other noteworthy games, including Total War: Rome II, Rebel Galaxy, and Total War: Three Kingdoms. Notably, all these games will remain accessible to Prime members beyond March, allowing for downloads across various PC platforms.
The complete list of games available this March, along with their release dates and platforms, is as follows:
Available Now
- Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot – Epic Games Store
- Tattoo Tycoon – Epic Games Store
- Siege of Avalon – GOG
March 12th
- Total War: Rome II – Emperor Edition – Epic Games Store
- Turmoil – Epic Games Store
- Veil of Darkness – GOG
- Mahokenshi – The Samurai Deckbuilder – GOG
March 19th
- Sir Questionnaire – GOG
- Rebel Galaxy – GOG
March 26th
- Total War: Three Kingdoms – Epic Games Store
- Chimp Quest: Spirit Isle – Legacy Games
- Phantasie Memorial Set – GOG
- Deep Sky Derelicts – Amazon Games App
For those who may not have previously taken advantage of Amazon’s offerings, it’s important to note that these games are yours to keep permanently. Unlike temporary promotions, these titles will remain in your digital library indefinitely, ensuring you can access them whenever you choose. With this in mind, it’s advisable to claim these Prime freebies, as even if you don’t plan to play them immediately, your gaming preferences may evolve over time.
