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Mafia 2 and 10 other games are free this month on Amazon Prime Gaming

On a monthly basis, Amazon gives away a number of games for ‘free’ as part of their Amazon Prime / Luna subscription service. Throughout the course of May, Prime members will be able to claim almost a dozen titles – beginning with Mafia 2: Definitive Edition.

As always, Amazon Prime Gaming’s free monthly titles are given away in a staggered manner, with the first 2 of 11 available to claim right now:

  • Mafia 2: Definitive Edition (GOG)
  • Fruitibus (GOG)

The next batch of games will arrive the following week on the 14th of May:

  • Survival: Fountain of Youth (Amazon Games Code)
  • 60 Minutes to Extinction: Escape Room (GOG)
  • Lethal Honor: Order of the Apocalypse (EGS)

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Three more titles will join the list on from the 21st:

  • Space Grunts (GOG)
  • Palindrome Syndrome: Escape Room (GOG)
  • Hot Brass (GOG)

The final set of offerings will be claimable from the 28th:

  • Nordic Storm Solitaire (Legacy Games Code)
  • Moon Mystery (EGS)
  • Pro Basket Ball Manager 2026 (Amazon Games Code)

While far from the most exciting of months, Amazon’s offerings do give you a solid opportunity to flesh out your GOG library; plus Mafia 2: Definitive Edition is a pretty good get.

As of right now, a number of other titles are still available to claim – the full list of which can be found HERE.

KitGuru says: What do you think of May’s offerings? Do you bother checking Amazon Prime Gaming / Luna each month? How many titles do you have in your GOG library? Let us know down below.

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