Amazon Prime Celebrates Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Season 2 With Multiple Free Games
Amazon Prime Gamingis handing out even more free games, this time from within the vast world of Prime members will be able to get their hands on a number of free games right now. The games are being made available to celebrate the release of season two of which debuts on August 29.
Members of Amazon Prime can claim Game of the Year Editionand Both games will be available as GOG codes, so interested players will also need to have a GOG account to redeem them (which is free to create). Amazon Luna Prime subscribers can also play for free in countries where Luna is available. All three games, along with the other games on the service, are free to claim and keep forever.
Though the story is a bit slow to get started, The Rings of Power’s first two episodes show a lot of promise once the story begins taking shape.
The three new games to join Amazon's free games library are some of the best titles. tells the story of an undead Ranger who must rise up against Sauron with the help of the Rings of Power. builds on what started, expanding on the franchise's lore and mechanics. is a reimagining of the original movie trilogy, told with the trademark humor and playfulness of the LEGO games.
is not available in Japan and South Korea.
Amazon has taken on a number of video-game-related media projects in recent years, including and the television series. This isn't the first time that Amazon Gaming has given out free games to celebrate a show, having previous given away games, and it likely won't be the last. The latest entries to its gaming library seem especially well-chosen for their close connections to the Rings of Power. The game, meanwhile, offers a great break from the more serious side of the franchise.
Amazon Primeis best known for its free shipping, special discount deals, and streaming service. The gaming side of the subscription has only been offering free games for a few years, though Amazon has recently started adding many more games, and Prime Gaming gave out
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