Amazon Launches Amazon Prime Gaming in India
Amazon India enters the growing Indian gaming sector with the launch of Prime Gaming. Amazon Prime subscribers in India now have access to the newest and most popular video games, which are now available on the official website for free download on Windows PCs. At launch, only eight full games are offered for free, and you may redeem them for two weeks: Quake, Spinch, Desert Child, Brothers: A Tale of Two Suns, Banners of Ruin, Rose Riddle 2, The Amazing American Circus, and Doors: Paradox are some of these titles. Amazon exclusively provides in-game trivia for AAA games such as Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 and Modern Warfare 2, Destiny 2, FIFA 2023, Rogue Company, and others—much in the same way they have with Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Prime Music. All the games you purchase on Amazon Prime Gaming will be lifelong. Similarly, to claim some games and bonuses, you must log in to third-party games stores such as Epic Games Store, Bungie, Activision, or Rockstar Games. Amazon Prime Gaming, an enhanced version of Twitch Prime, made its debut in the US in 2016. Now it enters India as a gaming hotspot with more than 50.7 crore gamers in India. Amazon Prime Gaming price in India If you already have a Prime membership, Prime Gaming is available to you in India without charge. For the remaining services, one can purchase an Amazon Prime subscription, which offers free delivery, Amazon Prime Video, and Amazon Prime Music on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis for INR 179, INR 459, and INR 1,499, respectively.
Amazon India enters the growing Indian gaming sector with the launch of Prime Gaming. Amazon Prime subscribers in India now have access to the newest and most popular video games, which are now available on the official website for free download on Windows PCs.  At launch, only eight full games are offered for free, and […]
Amazon Prime Gaming provides eight games for free at the launch and is packed with in-game trivia
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