Maison Nouvelles Les abonnés Prime Gaming peuvent réclamer 16 jeux gratuits en janvier 2025

Les abonnés Prime Gaming peuvent réclamer 16 jeux gratuits en janvier 2025

Auteur : Max Mise à jour : Jan 23,2025

Programmation Amazon Prime Gaming de janvier 2025 : 16 jeux gratuits à réclamer !

Amazon Prime Gaming démarre 2025 en beauté en proposant à ses abonnés 16 jeux gratuits tout au long du mois de janvier. La sélection de ce mois-ci comprend des titres populaires comme BioShock 2 Remastered et Deus Ex, garantissant quelque chose pour chaque joueur. Cinq jeux sont déjà disponibles pour une réclamation immédiate !

Prime Gaming, anciennement connu sous le nom de Twitch Prime, poursuit sa tradition consistant à offrir des cadeaux mensuels aux membres Amazon Prime. Ces jeux vous appartiennent pour toujours après la rédemption. Bien que le butin en jeu pour des titres comme Overwatch 2 et League of Legends ne soit plus proposé, la sélection de jeux gratuits reste un attrait important.

La programmation de janvier propose un large éventail de genres. Les lève-tôt peuvent déjà se procurer BioShock 2 Remastered, une version visuellement améliorée de l'aventure sous-marine Rapture ; Spirit Mancer, un conte captivant de chasseur de démons mêlant hack-and-slash et construction de deck ; plus Exorciste oriental, Le pont et SkyDrift Infinity.

Calendrier des jeux gratuits de Prime Gaming pour janvier 2025 :

Disponible maintenant (9 janvier) :

Exorciste oriental (Epic Games Store)
Le pont (Epic Games Store)
BioShock 2 Remasterisé (Code GOG)
Esprit Mancien (Application Amazon Games)
SkyDrift Infinity (Epic Games Store)

16 janvier :

GRIP (Code GOG)
SteamWorld Quête : Main de Gilgamech (Code GOG)
Êtes-vous plus intelligent qu'un élève de 5e ? (Epic Games Store)

23 janvier :

Deus Ex : Édition Jeu de l'année (Code GOG)
À la rescousse ! (Epic Games Store)
Objets d'étoiles (Epic Games Store)
Spitlings (Application Amazon Games)
Zombie Army 4 : Dead War (Epic Games Store)

30 janvier :

Super Meat Boy Forever (Epic Games Store)
Ender Lilies : Quietus des Chevaliers (Epic Games Store)
Blood West (Code GOG)

Les points forts incluent le classique Deus Ex : Game of the Year Edition (23 janvier) et le notoirement difficile Super Meat Boy Forever (30 janvier).

Ne manquez pas les jeux de décembre !

Les membres Prime ont encore le temps de réclamer certains titres de décembre 2024, mais agissez vite ! The Coma : Recut et Planète de Lana sont disponibles jusqu'au 15 janvier, tandis que Simulakros s'étend jusqu'au 19 mars. Plusieurs titres de novembre sont également encore récupérables, mais leur disponibilité se termine bientôt. Consultez le site Web Prime Gaming pour connaître les dates d'expiration exactes.

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