One of the best aspects of gaming in the modern era is how easy it is to get games for free. While not every service offers major triple-a games each and every month, those that have a broad sample of platforms to choose from can find a decent number of new things to play. For those with an Amazon Prime subscription,Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Orderis available for free this month, along with some other goodies.
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Additionally, gamers can pick upTotal War: Warhammer, World War Z: Aftermath, Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered, WRC 7 FIA World Rally Championship, Abandon Ship, Paper Beast - Folded Edition, In Other Waters,andTwo Point Hospital. Notably,Fallen Orderwill generate a code to be redeemed onEA’s desktop app, whileTotal War: WarhammerandWorld War Z: Aftermathwill be added to the user’s Epic Games library. The others are available through the Prime Gaming app.
Perhaps the most alluring thing aboutFallen Orderbeing free on PC is that a robust suite of mods has been created for it. While they won’t change as much asSkyrimmods tend to, it still gives players finer control over their experience. For example, those interested inmoddingFallen Ordercan give Cal Kestis new skins, lightsaber colors, and more. One mod even touts dismemberment as a feature — something the base game is missing — though it’s still in its alpha state.
The other games on offer are nothing to scoff at either, as most of the big ones will offer dozens of hours of playtime. It’s a lucrative selection, and considering how many people have an Amazon Prime subscription in the first place, lots of people should be able to claim them.
Elsewhere, gamers can pick up an equally impressive offering of games.PlayStation Plus games for January 2022includePersona 5 StrikersandDeep Rock Galactic,so anyone looking for a deal has a lot of options to check out. Altogether, it’s more than a month’s worth of games for those that haven’t picked up the free offerings before.
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