Amazon Prime Members Can Grab 4 Free Games In January 2024

To start off 2024, Amazon Prime members can become one of the last foxes on the planet, relax with a beekeeping sim, or explore a bit of Atari history with four free titles in the Prime Gaming January lineup. To claim these experiences, follow the usual steps on the Prime Gaming hub.

In addition, Amazon is offering new Amazon Luna games to check out this month at the same hub. The new catalog of free cloud-based titles for Prime members consists of Control: Ultimate Edition, Kitaria Fables, Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap, Young Souls, Trackmania, and Fortnite. These are all available now.

Prime Gaming lineup for January 2024

January 4

• Endling - Extinction Is Forever (Amazon Games app)

January 11

• Apico (Amazon Games app)

January 18

• Atari Mania (Epic Games Store)

January 25

• Yars: Recharged (Epic Games Store)

The Prime offerings begin now with Endling - Extinction Is Forever, which won a BAFTA last year for the Game Beyond Entertainment category. It's an environmentally conscious game that sees players becoming the last known mother fox on the planet trying to find a home for her three pups. Endling was added today to Prime Gaming.

Next up is Apico, a beekeeping sim where a person returns to their rural home after spending time in the city. They are then tasked with caring for the bee population in town, even breeding the insects. Apico also features co-op play to help with the bee management and will be added January 11.

Afterward, Atari Mania will arrive on Prime Gaming on January 18. The minigame collection plunges through the past of Atari's library and mashes up retro classics, like Centipede, Pong, and Yars' Revenge. Speaking of which, the remake of Yars' Revenge--called Yars: Recharged--will follow Atari Mania and be added to Prime Gaming on January 25.

As always, new Prime subscribers can sign up for a free 30-day trial. Meanwhile, a month-long membership costs $15 to claim the above four games, which are yours to keep forever. The cloud-based Amazon Luna catalog is rotating.