With the advent of November, the Prime Gaming team revealed the games that will be available to subscribers of the service starting this week. The month’s selection is full of great titles, as well as fun gifts for gamers.
in this period, Highlight goes to Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, The RPG game was launched in 2003 and has already been released for different platforms. behind, We have eight more games that will be available to the public throughout the month.
Check out the full list of Prime Gaming’s free November games and their release dates below.
Free games on Amazon Prime Gaming in November
- Rage 2: Deluxe Edition – November 2
- Centipede: Recharge – November 9
- Ivan’s remains – November 10
- Behind the frame: the most beautiful views – November 16
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – November 16
- Naholbok Dungeon: Amulet of Chaos – November 22
- Black Widow: Recharge – November 23
- Orton was the case – November 30th
- Mars Caves: Charged – November 30th
Rage 2: Deluxe Edition
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Centipede: Recharge
Ivan’s remains
Behind the frame: the most beautiful views
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
Naholbok Dungeon: Amulet of Chaos
Black Widow: Recharge
Orton was the case
Mars Caves: Charged
Additional offers
In addition to the games mentioned above, it’s worth noting that Amazon Prime Game subscribers also receive bonus content for many games. This list includes names such as Asphatl 9: Legends, Call of Duty: Warzone, Pokémon GO, World of Warcraft, Valorant And many other titles.
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