Amazon Prime offers 10 free PC games for October, led by Into the Pit and Doom
Amazon Prime subscribers can claim 10 PC games at no extra cost during October 2026, starting with Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit and DOOM (2016).
The monthly line-up was detailed on 6 October 2026, with new pairs unlocking each week through the month, according to Video Games Chronicle. All 10 are PC titles to claim, download and keep, rather than rentals tied to an active membership.
Two games are available to claim from 6 October. Into the Pit redeems through the Epic Games Store, Epic's PC shopfront. DOOM (2016) redeems through GOG, CD Projekt's PC store for downloads that can be played without routine online checks.
Conarium and WarBreeds follow on 8 October, both redeemable via GOG. Then the offer shifts on 15 October. Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong redeems via the Epic Games Store, while Caravan SandWitch redeems via the Amazon Games App, Amazon's own PC launcher for installing and starting its games.
Two more arrive on 22 October. Ad Infinitum redeems via the Epic Games Store. Time Travel: Escape Room Game redeems via Legacy Games, a PC platform focused on casual puzzle titles. The month closes on 29 October with Trash Goblin, redeemable via the Epic Games Store, and Kiborg, redeemable via the Amazon Games App.
The system works by codes. Amazon supplies a code for the relevant store, the player activates it there, and the game joins that store's library. Those games remain accessible even if the Prime subscription, Amazon's paid membership programme, is later cancelled.
Streaming sits alongside the downloads. Luna Standard, Amazon's cloud-gaming service that runs games on remote servers and streams the picture to the player, is included with Prime and offers more than 80 games to stream. Two additions join that catalogue in October 2026: Star Wars: Galactic Racer and Sonic X Shadow Generations.
What makes this stand out is the spread. Horror, shooters, narrative role-playing, escape-room puzzles and shopkeeping sit in one month. For players, this means checking which launcher each claim needs, because the code only works where it belongs.
