Key Highlights:
- Nine DRM-free PC games are currently available through Amazon Luna for Prime members.
- The earliest offer expires on 8 August, while two remain claimable until 28 October.
- Each title is redeemed on GOG and remains in the player’s library after the Prime offer ends.
Amazon Prime members can currently claim nine free PC games through GOG, including XCOM: Chimera Squad, Framed Collection and Zoria: Age of Shattering.
The offers are distributed through Amazon Luna’s Free Games with Prime programme. Each reward provides a GOG redemption code rather than temporary cloud access, allowing players to download and keep the DRM-free version permanently.
The nine games were originally released across Amazon’s May, June and July line-ups. Their different claim periods mean several older rewards remain available even though Amazon has already moved into a new month.
The current selection is:
| Game | GOG claim deadline |
|---|---|
| Regular Factory: Escape Room | 8 August 2026 |
| Still There | 12 August 2026 |
| Framed Collection | 19 August 2026 |
| Space Grunts | 19 August 2026 |
| Mystic Academy: Escape Room | 22 August 2026 |
| XCOM: Chimera Squad | 31 August 2026 |
| Space Grunts 2 | 16 September 2026 |
| Weakless | 28 October 2026 |
| Zoria: Age of Shattering | 28 October 2026 |
Regular Factory: Escape Room is the most urgent claim. MC2Games’ first-person puzzle game leaves Amazon’s promotion on 8 August, giving subscribers only a few more days to secure its GOG code.
Still There follows on 12 August. GhostShark’s psychological adventure places players aboard an isolated space station, where routine maintenance gradually develops into a story about grief, isolation and an approaching emergency.
The next deadline covers two very different games. Framed Collection combines the comic-panel puzzle adventures Framed and Framed 2, while Space Grunts uses turn-based movement and procedurally generated levels to create a compact sci-fi roguelite.
Mystic Academy: Escape Room remains available until 22 August. It comes from the same developer as Regular Factory but replaces its industrial setting with magical puzzles inside an academy for aspiring sorcerers.
The biggest name in the group is XCOM: Chimera Squad, which remains claimable until 31 August.
Firaxis released the standalone tactical game in 2020 as a smaller-scale follow-up to XCOM 2. Chimera Squad replaces customisable squads and permanent soldier deaths with a fixed group of named agents, while its Breach Mode allows players to choose how each encounter begins.
Space Grunts 2 has the longest deadline among the older additions, remaining available until 16 September. The sequel replaces its predecessor’s grid-based gunfights with a card-driven combat system while retaining the series’ procedurally generated structure.
The final two offers do not expire until 28 October.
Weakless is a puzzle adventure built around two characters with different disabilities. One character cannot hear, while the other cannot see, requiring players to use their contrasting abilities while restoring colour and life to their world.
Zoria: Age of Shattering is the largest game in the current group. The 2024 tactical RPG combines turn-based party combat with exploration, character recruitment and management of the player’s headquarters.
Amazon originally announced Still There, Regular Factory, Framed Collection, Mystic Academy, Zoria and Weakless as part of its 12-game July 2026 PC line-up. The July selection also contained games distributed through the Epic Games Store, Legacy Games and Amazon Games App rather than GOG.
XCOM: Chimera Squad arrived through Amazon’s June line-up, while Space Grunts was offered in May and Space Grunts 2 followed in June. Amazon’s overlapping redemption periods explain why Prime members can still claim games released across three separate monthly promotions.
These downloads should not be confused with Amazon Luna’s rotating cloud library.
Games such as Dispatch and Sonic Mania Plus are included through Luna Standard and remain playable only while Amazon keeps them in the subscription catalogue. The nine GOG titles are claimed through individual codes and added to a personal GOG library instead. Amazon confirms that Dispatch joined Luna Standard in July alongside Sonic Mania Plus and several other streaming games.
To claim each title, Prime members need to sign into Amazon Luna, open the claims section and select the available game. Amazon then provides a unique code that can be entered through GOG’s redemption page or the GOG Galaxy client.
Within GOG Galaxy, players can select Add Games & Friends, choose Redeem GOG code and enter the code supplied by Amazon. GOG also supports browser-based redemption for anyone who does not use its optional launcher.
Once redeemed, each game becomes part of the player’s GOG account. GOG’s DRM-free distribution also allows users to download offline installers rather than depending on an active Amazon Prime membership or continued access to Amazon Luna.
Prime members should prioritise Regular Factory, Still There and the two games expiring on 19 August. Weakless and Zoria have substantially longer claim windows, but there is no disadvantage to redeeming them early.
