Amazon Prime Members Can Claim High On Life and More Games for Free
- Amazon Prime subscribers can claim High on Life, Hue, and The Da Vinci Cryptex as part of the final September wave of free PC games distributed through Amazon...
- The standout title in the September release is High on Life, a comedic first-person sci-fi shooter developed by Squanch Games.
- Claiming these free titles requires specific launcher connections depending on the platform hosting the game key.
Amazon Prime subscribers can claim High on Life, Hue, and The Da Vinci Cryptex as part of the final September wave of free PC games distributed through Amazon Luna, according to gaming news coverage. These titles can be permanently added to user libraries without any additional cost, and they remain accessible even if the user cancels their Prime subscription afterward.
High on Life and September Lineup Details
The standout title in the September release is High on Life, a comedic first-person sci-fi shooter developed by Squanch Games. According to game details reported by Clavecd.es, players assume the role of a bounty hunter fighting an alien cartel that wants to use humanity as drugs, aided by a collection of sentient, talking weapons. Each weapon features its own distinct personality and combat abilities, guiding players through alien jungles and cities built inside asteroids as they track down a character named Garmantuous. Alongside High on Life, the September catalog includes two puzzle-focused titles. Hue is a color-based puzzle adventure where players alter the background color of a grayscale world to make matching obstacles disappear while searching for a missing mother. The Da Vinci Cryptex traps players in a room designed by Leonardo da Vinci, requiring them to solve 50 hand-designed logic puzzles of escalating difficulty to unlock a cryptex and advance through rooms.
Redemption Methods Across Platforms
Claiming these free titles requires specific launcher connections depending on the platform hosting the game key. For High on Life and Hue, users must link their Epic Games account to their Prime Gaming profile, click get game on the Prime Gaming page, and download the titles through the Epic Games launcher, as reported in the source material. Meanwhile, redeeming The Da Vinci Cryptex requires a Legacy Games account and the corresponding Legacy Games launcher, where players enter a code obtained from the Prime Gaming redemption page.
Broader September Offerings on Amazon Luna
The September distribution spans multiple release dates and storefronts, offering a total of 11 games across the month according to reporting by games.gg. Early September releases included War Hospital, Just Die Already, Drop Duchy, and Botany Manor via the Epic Games Store, alongside DOOM + DOOM II via GOG. Subsequent September additions brought DOOM Eternal on the Microsoft Store—which qualifies for Xbox Play Anywhere—alongside Rims Racing and Wall World 2, preceding the final drop featuring High on Life, Hue, and The Da Vinci Cryptex on September 24.