Each month, all those with an Amazon Prime Gaming subscription are privy to a selection of games for ‘free’. Available now, September’s line-up includes a variety of solid titles, including DOOM Eternal; High on Life; Botany Manor and more.

As with prior Prime Gaming offerings, September’s line-up is being released in a staggered manner and across multiple different storefronts, with the full suite of titles being as follows:

Available Now

• War Hospital (Epic Games Store)
• Just Die Already (Epic Games Store)
• Drop Duchy (Epic Games Store)
• DOOM + DOOM II (GOG Code)
• Botany Manor (Epic Games Store)

17th of September

• DOOM Eternal (Microsoft Code)
• Rims Racing (Epic Games Store)
• Wall World 2 (Amazon Games App)

24th of September

• Hue (Epic Games Store)
• The Da Vinci Cryptex (Legacy Games Code)
• High on Life (Epic Games Store)

Additionally, those who are willing to put up with cloud streaming will also gain access to more than 80 games through Amazon Luna – with the latest additions being Star Wars Outlaws and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.

As part of the service’s GameNight initiative, Luna members can now also play a myriad of multiplayer titles with up to 7 friends remotely, as long as one of you has an active subscription. Full details on September’s line-up can be found HERE.

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