Amazon has revealed the next wave of free video games on PC that Prime members will be able to get throughout the month of March 2026. For years at this point, Amazon has added various games, both big and small, to what was formerly its Prime Gaming service. While this program has since been rebranded, Amazon hasn’t ever stopped when it comes to giving out free titles on a monthly cadence, with March’s lineup slated to be a bit more extensive than normal.
Starting now, Amazon Prime subscribers can access a group of 13 games that will roll out over the course of March. Amazon has kicked off this new rotation by adding the Borderlands spin-off Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot to the service. It will be joined in the weeks ahead by other major titles like Total War: Rome II, Rebel Galaxy, and Total War: Three Kingdoms. All of these games will remain on Prime Gaming past March and are available to download across various PC platforms.
Here’s the full slate of games that Amazon is giving away in March 2026, along with their arrival dates and platforms of availability:
Available Now
Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot – Epic Games Store
Tattoo Tycoon – Epic Games Store
Siege of Avalon – GOG
March 12th
Total War: Rome II – Emperor Edition – Epic Games Store
Turmoil – Epic Games Store
Veil of Darkness – GOG
Mahokenshi – The Samurai Deckbuilder – GOG
March 19th
Sir Questionnaire – GOG
Rebel Galaxy – GOG
March 26th
Total War: Three Kingdoms – Epic Games Store
Chimp Quest: Spirit Isle – Legacy Games
Phantasie Memorial Set – GOG
Deep Sky Derelicts – Amazon Games App
If you’ve somehow never claimed any of these games from Amazon before, it’s worth stressing that you get to keep them for good. These titles aren’t simply ones that are accessible in March alone and will soon after vanish. Instead, these will remain in your digital library forever, which will allow you to access them at any point in the future. With this in mind, it’s always worth grabbing all of these Prime freebies if you can. Even if you don’t plan on playing some of the games that are being handed out right now, that could certainly change down the road.
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