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Fallout 76 one of 12 games included with Prime Gaming subscriptions in April

Alongside Chivalry 2 and more.

A Fallout 76 screenshot showing an armoured soldier aiming their weapon at an unseen target.
Image credit: Bethesda

Amazon has announced the 12 games it'll be giving away to all Prime Gaming subscribers in April, with this month's offerings including Fallout 76 - whose arrival is perfectly timed to coincide with Amazon's new Fallout TV series.

April's Prime Gaming subscriber titles arrive across four weekly drops starting today, 4th April, which brings medieval multiplayer hack-and-slasher Chivalry 2, fantasy MMO Black Desert, and casual puzzler Faraway 2: Jungle Escape.

The full month ahead includes the likes of Fallout 76 - the online-focused take on Bethesda's much-loved post-apocalyptic series, which arrives 11th April alongside Amazon's live-action Fallout TV adaptation - and acclaimed pinball-meets-shoot-'em'-up Demon's Tilt, with the complete release schedule as follows:

  • 4th April: Chivalry 2 [Epic Games Store]
  • 4th April: Faraway 2: Jungle Escape [Amazon Games App]
  • 4th April: Black Desert [Black Desert Online Launcher]
  • 11th April: Drawn: Trail of Shadows [Amazon Games App]
  • 11th April: Faraway 3: Arctic Escape [Amazon Games App]
  • 11th April: Fallout 76 [PC via Microsoft Store Code; Xbox via Xbox Code]
  • 11th April: Demon's Tilt [Epic Games Store]
  • 18th April: Rose Riddle: The Fairy Tale Detective Collector's Edition [Legacy Games Code]
  • 18th April: Dexter Stardust: Adventures in Outer Space [Amazon Games App]
  • 25th April: Living Legends: Fallen Sky [Amazon Games App]
  • 25th April: Vlad Circus: Descend Into Madness [Amazon Games App]
  • 25th April: Tiny Robots Recharged [Amazon Games App]
Fallout 76 hits Prime Gaming on the same day Amazon's Fallout TV show launches.Watch on YouTube

Amazon's April announcement also notes Prime Gaming subscribers have access to a rotating selection of titles via its Luna games streaming channel, with this month's offerings including Earthworm Jim 2, Smurfs Kart, Airhead, Sail Forth, Metronomicon, Trackmania, and Fortnite.

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