Mass Effect Legendary Edition will be free on Prime Day, and loads of others between now and then

30 free games from Amazon Prime will debut between now and Prime Day, July 12-13. Lots of great ones to pick up.

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Amazon’s annual celebration of being the biggest company in the world is coming on July 12-13. Prime Day is a yearly big deals day across all of the giga-corporation’s many functions, and Prime Gaming on Twitch is no exception. Those who have a Prime subscription will have a massive amount of free stuff to pick from leading up to the day itself, when some heavy hitters will be free.

As announced on the official blog, here’s the list that’s going free between June 21 (this Tuesday) and July 13.

• 10 Second Ninja X
• 8Doors: Arum’s Afterlife Adventure
• Addling Adventures
• Bang Bang Racing
• Clouds & Sheep 2
• Death Squared
• Fatal Fury Special
• Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams
• Gone Viral
• HUE
• Manual Samuel
• Metal Slug 2
• Metal Unit
• Pumped BMX Pro
• Puzzle of the Year — 10 Pack
• Rain World
• Road Trip — 3 Pack
• Samurai Shodown II
• Serial Cleaner
• The Crow’s Eye
• The Darkside Detective
• The King of Fighters 2000
• The King of Fighters 2002
• The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor

Of those I can personally recommend 10 Second Ninja X, Rain World, and the KOF games. However, on July 12-13 itself, there’s some rather more spicy options to grab. They are…

• GRID Legends
• Mass Effect Legendary Edition
• Need for Speed Heat
• Star Wars Jedi Knight — Jedi Academy
• Star Wars Jedi Knight II — Jedi Outcast
• Star Wars Republic Commando

The standout here is the Mass Effect trilogy for the low price of zero if you have a prime sub anyway. They’re simply some of the best games ever made, hold up a treat, look pretty good in Legendary Edition, and benefit from a few gameplay upgrades too. That’s a feast for Star Wars fans as well, mind.

You can get a truly ridiculous amount of free games at the moment, as these join Epic’s ongoing weekly free games, Steam Next Fest’s silly number of demos, and many more. Those don’t even require a subscription.

No doubt Prime Day will also bring with it some actual sales on a ridiculous amount of hardware and software that you might be interested in. Check back for that.

Written by GLHF.