Amazon Prime Gaming has announced 12 free games for its members in April 2024. Standout games include the post-apocalyptic multiplayer Fallout 76 and the medieval slasher adventure Chivalry 2.
The release of Fallout 76 on PC on April 11th on the Microsoft Store and Xbox coincides with the premiere of the highly anticipated Fallout TV series on Amazon Prime Video. The game has improved greatly from its initial mixed reception and now allows players to explore apocalyptic West Virginia with their friends. Prime members can immerse themselves in the Fallout universe through the game and TV series.
Now available on the Epic Games Store, Chivalry 2 is a modern version of the hack-and-slash genre with 64-player multiplayer matches and a dark medieval setting. The game supports cross-play on all available platforms, ensuring a large and active player base.
In addition to these two games, Prime Gaming also offers several other games throughout the month. On April 4, members can get the open-world MMORPG Black Desert and the relaxing puzzle-adventure Faraway 2: Jungle Escape. Coming on April 11th are the cinematic adventure Tron: Trail of Shadows, the puzzle game Faraway 3: Arctic Escape, and the pinball-inspired game Demon’s Tilt.
At the end of the month, on April 18, members will have access to the detective game Rose Riddle: The Fairy Tale Detective Collector’s Edition and the adventure game Dexter Stardust: Adventures in Outer Space. Finally, on April 25, the program includes Living Legends: Fallen Sky, a psychological horror, Vlad Circus: Descend to Madness, and Tiny Robots, a powerful 3D puzzle mission.
Prime members in select countries, including the United States, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom, can access additional games on the Amazon Luna Channel at no additional cost. These games include LEGO Fortnite, Earthworm Jim 2 and Trackmania.
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