Lego 2K Drive and Deus Ex Are Free With Amazon Prime This December

Amazon has rolled out the December 2025 batch of free PC games for Prime subscribers via Amazon Luna (aka the old Prime Gaming). The list includes big-name titles like Lego 2K Drive and Deus Ex: Mankind Divided - and the codes you claim allow you to keep the games forever, even if you cancel Prime later.

What’s actually free with Amazon Prime in December?

Amazon Luna’s December drop is a mix of family racing, indie action, and some very old-school RPG pain.

• 14 PC games to claim and keep with an active Prime sub
• Codes spread across Epic Games Store, GOG, Legacy Games and Amazon Games App
• Headliners: Lego 2K Drive, Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Fallout and Fallout 2
• Still separate from the Luna streaming catalogue, which has its own rotation

The key detail: this isn’t “Netflix for games” where titles vanish the second you stop paying. Amazon is still handing out redeemable keys. You claim them on the Luna / Prime Gaming page, redeem them on Epic, GOG or other launchers, and they stay tied to those accounts. Think of Luna here more as a front-end for codes than a proper launcher.

Full list of December 2025 free PC games

Here’s the complete schedule, straight from Amazon’s Luna promo and VGC’s breakdown.

• Available now
  • Lego 2K Drive (Epic Games Store)
  • Forgotten Realms: The Archives – Collection One (GOG)
  • GYLT (Amazon Games App)
• From 11 December
  • Forgotten Realms: The Archives – Collection Two (GOG)
  • Christmas Adventure: Candy Storm (Legacy Games)
• From 18 December
  • Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus (GOG)
  • Gunslugs 2 (GOG)
  • Ashworld (GOG)
  • Forgotten Realms: The Archives – Collection Three (GOG)
• From 23 December
  • Fallout (GOG)
  • Fallout 2 (GOG)
• From 30 December
  • Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (Epic Games Store)
  • Dreamscaper (Epic Games Store)
  • Living Legends: The Crystal Tear – Collector’s Edition (Amazon Games App)

It’s a decent spread: Lego 2K Drive scratches the family / couch co-op itch, Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus brings modern indie flavour, and the trio of Forgotten Realms collections plus Fallout 1–2 are there for anyone who still remembers instruction manuals. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is the late-month reward if you’re into stealthy cyberpunk conspiracies.

How claiming works now that Prime Gaming lives inside Luna

Luna has swallowed the old Prime Gaming branding, but the claiming flow hasn’t really changed.

• You still need an active Amazon Prime membership
• You claim games on the Luna / Prime Gaming page, then redeem codes on:
  • Epic Games Store
  • GOG
  • Amazon Games App
  • Legacy Games (for Candy Storm)
• Once redeemed on those stores, you keep the games permanently
• You only need Prime at the moment of claiming

If you’re in the UAE, Prime costs AED 16 per month or AED 140 per year, and that includes Prime Gaming / Luna as part of the standard plan.

We already broke down the basics in our guides to Prime Gaming’s September free games and November’s Fallout 76 bundle – the short version is:

1. Make sure your Amazon account region is UAE and you’re logged into your Prime account.
2. Go to the Luna / Prime Gaming games page from a browser.
3. Hit Claim on each December title as it unlocks.
4. Redeem the code on Epic / GOG / Amazon Games App / Legacy.
5. Install and play from that launcher like any normal purchase.

Is it worth signing up just for these games?

Short answer: if you’re in the mood for Lego racing, old-school Fallout, or a Deus Ex replay, it’s not a bad month.

• Big hitters: Lego 2K Drive, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus
• Nostalgia: Fallout 1–2, three Forgotten Realms collections
• Low-stakes stuff for casual sessions: GYLT, Dreamscaper, a Christmas puzzle game
• Plus the Luna streaming rotation on top

At AED 16 for a month of Prime in the UAE, claiming the games you care about, watching some Prime Video, and then cancelling isn’t a terrible deal – especially if you also take advantage of local Amazon.ae discounts and delivery while you’re at it.

And if you’re already a Prime member for shopping or shows (or because e& bundled it with your eLife plan), then you might as well hoard the games too. Your backlog is already ruined; this just makes it official.

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