The service Amazon Prime Gaming has released new games for free on its platform. After having made titles such as A Plague Tale: Innocence available, the company now has six other titles available for players to redeem. Remembering that you need to have a Prime subscription to access the new feature.
In this case, the games that can be redeemed are: Disney•Pixar Cars, Dishonored: Definitive Edition, Snakebird Complete, Close to the Sun, Duck Paradox e Bang Bang Racing. After redemption, the games are permanently available in the user’s library.
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**Interview with Gaming Expert Alex Turner**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Alex! With the recent announcement of the new free games available through Amazon Prime Gaming, including the notable *Dishonored: Definitive Edition*, how do you think this will impact the gaming community?
**Alex Turner:** Thanks for having me! The addition of titles like *Dishonored* is definitely impactful. It’s a critically acclaimed game that many may not have tried before, and giving it away for free could introduce a whole new audience to its rich narrative and stealth mechanics.
**Editor:** Do you think these offerings will encourage more gamers to subscribe to Amazon Prime, given the current competitive gaming subscription landscape?
**Alex Turner:** Absolutely. The competition is fierce with services like Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus, but Prime Gaming adds unique value, especially with classic titles. It might just sway casual gamers who are on the fence about a subscription.
**Editor:** Interesting point. What do you think will spark more discussion among gamers: the quality of titles being released, or the overall strategy of offering free games as part of a subscription service?
**Alex Turner:** I believe both elements will spark considerable debate. Some gamers will scrutinize which titles are included, especially compared to other services, while others might discuss the implications of subscription models on the future of game ownership. It raises questions about how we value and access games today.
**Editor:** That’s a great insight! To our readers, what are your thoughts on the selection of free games from Amazon Prime Gaming this month? Are these titles enticing enough to make you consider a subscription, or do you think the service needs to step it up? Let’s hear your opinions!
