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March’s free Prime Gaming line-up includes Saints Row: The Third and much more

Each month, those who are subscribed to Amazon Prime are able to acquire a wide range of ‘free’ games as part of the company’s Prime Gaming initiative. Over the course of March, subscribers will be able to claim 20 different titles, including but not limited to Mafia II; Saints Row: The Third and Mortal Shell.

Available as a staggered release throughout the month, March’s Prime Gaming offerings range from AAA open world titles to small indies, with the following games being added:

Available Now:

  • Saints Row: The Third Remastered [GOG Code]
  • Mafia II: Definitive Edition [GOG Code]
  • Crime Boss: Rockay City [Epic Games]
  • Naheulbeuk's Dungeon Master [Amazon]

Arriving on the 13th of March:

  • Wall World [Amazon]
  • Syberia: The World Before [GOG Code]
  • Endling — Extinction is Forever [Amazon]
  • Dark Deity: Complete Edition [GOG Code]
  • Beholder 3 [Amazon]

Prime Gaming Saints Row

Available on the 20th:

  • Wolfenstein: The Old Blood [Microsoft Store]
  • Mutazione [GOG Code]
  • Figment 2: Creed Valley[Amazon]
  • Legacy of Kain: Defiance [GOG Code]
  • Mortal Shell [Epic Games]

Dropping on the 27th of March:

  • The Forgotten City [Amazon]
  • Deus Ex: Invisible War [GOG Code]
  • Session: Skate Sim [Epic Games]
  • Let's Build A Zoo [Epic Games]
  • Gamedec — Definitive Edition [GOG Code]
  • The Wisbey Mystery

While it would be preferable that all of the games given away were made available through a single platform, it is still welcome to see Amazon continuing to give subscribers a massive pool of titles to obtain and play every single month.

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