Prime Gaming June 2026: All 15 Free Games and Claim Dates

Amazon has officially revealed all 15 free PC games available to Prime members throughout June 2026 via Amazon Luna. Three of them are already claimable right now, with four more batches dropping across the rest of the month. As always, once you claim these, they’re yours to keep permanently — even if you cancel your Prime subscription. That’s one thing Amazon does better than PlayStation Plus and Game Pass, and it’s worth taking advantage of every month.

June’s lineup has a solid mix — there’s a great Tomb Raider bundle that ties in nicely with all the Legacy of Atlantis hype, a couple of strategy standouts, some indie gems, and a pair of escape room games for when you want to stress yourself out in a different way than usual. Here’s the full breakdown by drop date.

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Available Now (June 2)

The first three games are live and claimable right now:

• Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered (Epic Games Store) — Three classic Lara Croft adventures in one package: The Last Revelation, Chronicles, and Angel of Darkness. Given that Legacy of Atlantis is coming in February 2027 and Angel of Darkness is literally referenced in that game’s Deluxe Edition pre-order bonus, this is perfectly timed. If you haven’t played these, now’s the time to catch up on Lara’s older history.
• Mafia III: Definitive Edition (GOG) — The 1968 Louisiana entry in the Mafia series, including all story DLC. It gets overlooked because it came after the beloved Mafia II, but it’s a solid open-world crime game with a genuinely great setting and atmosphere.
• XCOM: Chimera Squad (GOG) — A smaller, more focused XCOM spin-off that streamlines the formula into a tighter tactical experience. If you’ve never tried XCOM and find the mainline games intimidating, Chimera Squad is actually a decent entry point.

June 11 Drop

• Tested on Humans: Escape Room (GOG) — An escape room game with a distinctly sinister premise. You’re the test subject. Figure out what’s going on and get out.
• Sin Slayers: Reign of the 8th (GOG) — A dark RPG roguelite where you work through a world structured around the seven deadly sins. Deep-cut pick for fans of the genre.
• G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra (Epic Games Store) — A beat-em-up brawler featuring the classic G.I. Joe characters. Old-school co-op arcade energy that’s a casual fun time.
• Paradise Killer (GOG) — This one’s special. An open-world murder mystery set on a surreal paradise island with a cast of bizarre immortal beings, a killer synthwave soundtrack, and genuinely clever investigative gameplay. If you haven’t played Paradise Killer yet, this is a must-claim.

June 18 Drop

• Between Time: Escape Room (GOG) — Another escape room entry, but this one has a ticking clock mechanic — you’re locked in a bunker, you have 60 minutes to prevent nuclear extinction, and the timer cannot be paused or saved. High stakes puzzle solving.
• Sugardew Island (GOG) — A cozy farming and life sim with a soft art style. If you like Stardew Valley-adjacent games, this one’s a relaxed good time.
• Wargame Construction Set III: Age of Rifles 1846-1905 (GOG) — A deep-cut historical wargame for the hardcore strategy crowd. Not for everyone, but if you’re into 19th-century military history and granular tactical simulation, this is legitimately your jam.
• Space Grunts 2 (GOG) — A fast-paced roguelite with sci-fi dungeon-crawling combat. Tight gameplay loop that’s great for shorter sessions.

June 25 Drop

• Space Grunts: Chrono Shard (Epic Games Store) — The prequel to Space Grunts 2, so if you snag both this month you’ll have the full set.
• Please Touch the Artwork (Legacy Games) — A genuinely unique puzzle game built around Mondrian-style abstract art where you interact with the artwork itself to solve each challenge. One of the more creative free games Amazon has handed out in a while.
• Terraforming Mars (Amazon Games App) — The digital adaptation of the beloved board game. Turn-based strategy where you and other corporations compete to terraform the Red Planet through card play, resource management, and project funding. One of the better modern board game adaptations out there, and a strong get for this month’s lineup.
• Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch (Amazon Games App) — A tactical RPG in the vein of Fire Emblem with a dark fantasy story. Turn-based strategy fans who haven’t played this one should definitely grab it.

How to Claim Your Games

Head to the Amazon Luna site and log in with your Amazon Prime account. Each game has its own deadline, so don’t sit on these — once they expire, they’re gone. After claiming, you’ll receive a code redeemable on the relevant storefront (Epic Games Store, GOG, or the Amazon Games App depending on the title). The games download directly to PC and are yours forever regardless of whether you maintain your Prime subscription.

One thing worth noting is that these are PC only — there’s no console option for the downloadable titles. The Luna streaming service itself works on multiple devices, but the free-to-keep game codes are strictly for PC players.

June is shaping up to be one of the stronger months Prime Gaming has had recently — Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered and Paradise Killer alone make it worth checking out. While you’re here, catch up on everything else that’s been dropping lately in gaming — Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls just confirmed its Knights of Doom roster, we’ve got a full breakdown of Marvel’s Wolverine’s gameplay showcase including Jean Grey and Sabretooth, plus all the Wolverine pre-order and edition details if you’re planning to grab that one in September. And Onimusha: Way of the Sword has a demo out right now if you want something to play immediately.