Amazon Prime adds 15 free games in June, including Tomb Raider and Mafia III

Amazon’s June lineup is one of the month’s easiest Prime Gaming grabs to size up by player type. Retro fans got the biggest headline with Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered, while open-world players had Mafia III: Definitive Edition, and strategy heads had XCOM: Chimera Squad in the mix. The first batch went live on June 2, with more claims rolling out on June 11, June 18, and June 25.

The draw here is not just the number, 15 games across the month, but the way Amazon still handles ownership. Prime members can redeem codes through outside storefronts such as Epic Games Store, GOG, Legacy Games, and the Amazon Games App, so these are not the kind of temporary library rentals that vanish when a subscription lapses. Amazon’s Luna page also says Prime members get access to Luna Standard at no additional cost and can keep claiming monthly games, which keeps the value pitch tied to permanent adds rather than short-term access.

For co-op groups and anyone hunting something less obvious than the big names, the month spread covers a wider range of tastes. Tested on Humans: Escape Room, Sin Slayers: Reign of the 8th, G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra, Paradise Killer, Space Grunts, Hot Brass, 60 Minutes to Extinction: Escape Room, Survival: Fountain of Youth, and Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse widen the net beyond the obvious classics. That makes June feel less like a single drop and more like a rolling shelf of claims, with different games arriving in waves instead of all at once.

There is also extra value for anyone who skipped May. Mafia II: Definitive Edition, Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep, and XCOM: Enemy Unknown Complete Pack remained claimable alongside the June cycle, and Amazon’s Luna homepage still highlighted several active titles, including Mafia II: Definitive Edition, XCOM: Enemy Unknown Complete Pack, Space Grunts, Hot Brass, 60 Minutes to Extinction: Escape Room, Survival: Fountain of Youth, and Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse. June’s real trick is simple: if you already pay for Prime, the month’s best pickup is the one you claim before the next staggered window closes and the library value disappears from sight.