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Amazon Prime Gaming Offers FREE AAA Game Titles In January

Amazon Prime Gaming is offering nine game titles to its members and they are free. Prime members can play AAA titles like Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, World War Z Aftermath, and Total War: Warhammer among others throughout the month of January 2022.

Amazon Prime Gaming is the rebranded version of Twitch Prime. Ever since its rebranding in late 2020, Amazon Prime Gaming has offered some incredible games such as Dragon Age: Inquisition, Rise of Tomb Raider, Need For Speed Hot Pursuit, Battlefield V, and others absolutely free for its users in 2021.

Keeping their tradition alive, the gaming platform is offering nine titles for the month of January 2022 at no cost. These titles can be claimed and played free of cost by all Amazon Prime members irrespective of them being on a trial offer or a paid prime subscriber. 

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Check out the free games offered by Amazon Prime Gaming: 

• Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
• Total War: Warhammer
• World War Z: Beyond
• WRC 7 FIA World Rally Championship
• Fahrenheit: Indigo The Remastered Prophecy
• Two Point Hospital
• Abandon Ship
• In Other Waters
• Paper Beast: Folded Version

Apart from free titles, the platform is also offering a host of free loot including boosters, money, cosmetics, and more in other games as well. Members can avail a lot of free stuff from the Loot section. 

All players need to do is log in with their Amazon Prime credentials on Amazing Prime Gaming. Once logged in, users can link their Twitch account from the menu. After successfully linking their accounts, players can claim free titles and other free stuff on the gaming platform.

However, it is to be noted that Amazon Prime Gaming is not available in all countries. It is unavailable in some countries including India, hence, users in India cannot access these games.

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