Amazon has announced its latest collection of free games available for all Amazon Prime members in February.
Available on Amazon Luna, formerly known as Prime Gaming, this month includes 10 games over the course of four weeks to claim. This month’s games include titles like Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, Ambition: A Minuet in Power, and Total War: Attila.
To claim the games, simply visit the Amazon Luna site and login.
After you claim the games, you’ll be given a code for various storefronts. All you have to do is redeem them in the proper store, and the games are yours to keep forever. It’s important to note that the games are for PC only.
That’s even if you decide to cancel your Amazon Prime Membership.
Below you can find the full list of games you can claim this month from Amazon along with when they’ll be available and the stores the codes are for. Be sure to leave your thoughts on the available games in the comments and over in the official Insider Gaming Discord.
Amazon Prime’s Free Games – February 2026
Available Today
- Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands – Epic Games Story
- Dread Templayer – Amazon Games App
February 12
- Hexguardian – Epic Games Store
- Around the World: Travel to Brazil Collector’s Edition – Legacy Games
February 19
- Ambition: A Minuet in Power – GOG
- Captain Blood – GOG
- Meganoid – GOG
February 26
- Rebel Galaxy Outlaw – GOG
- Total War: Attila – Epic Games Store
- Tavern Talk – Amazon Games App
Should none of these games tickle your fancy, there are plenty of other games you can claim right now on the service. Some of the games include Civilization 6, Gunslugs: Rogue Tactics, Elderborn, Lego 2K Drive, and Harold Halibut, among others.
There are also hundreds of other games you can play directly in your browser through the Amazon Luna streaming service. Amazon Luna is included with your Amazon Prime membership.
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