Amazon has revealed its Prime Gaming lineup for September 2026, giving Prime subscribers another collection of PC games to claim at no additional cost.
A total of 11 games are being offered throughout September, with the releases split across several dates. Five games are already available, while another six will arrive later in the month.
The lineup covers everything from classic shooters and puzzle games to racing, strategy, simulation, and comedy-focused sandbox games.
Five Prime Gaming Games Are Available Now
Prime subscribers do not have to wait to start building their September collection. Five games can already be claimed.
The current lineup includes:
- Just Die Already — Epic Games Store — Available Now
- War Hospital — Epic Games Store — Available Now
- Botany Manor — Epic Games Store — Available Now
- DOOM + DOOM II — GOG Code — Available Now
- Drop Duchy — Epic Games Store — Available Now
- DOOM Eternal — Microsoft Code — September 17
- Rims Racing — Epic Games Store — September 17
- Wall World 2 — Amazon Games App — September 17
- High on Life — Epic Games Store — September 24
- Hue — Epic Games Store — September 24
- The Da Vinci Cryptex — Legacy Games Code — September 24
Most of the currently available games are being distributed through the Epic Games Store. Subscribers will need to connect their Amazon and Epic accounts before claiming the applicable titles.
DOOM Fans Have a Good Month Ahead
September is particularly interesting for DOOM fans.
DOOM + DOOM II can already be claimed through a GOG code, providing access to two of the most influential first-person shooters ever released.
The bigger addition arrives on September 17 with DOOM Eternal. Prime subscribers will receive a Microsoft code for the fast-paced shooter.
Having both the classic DOOM games and DOOM Eternal included in the same month’s lineup makes September one of the stronger Prime Gaming months for FPS fans.
Just Die Already Brings Chaotic Sandbox Gameplay
Players looking for something considerably less serious can grab Just Die Already right now.
Created by designers behind Goat Simulator, the open-world sandbox game embraces ridiculous physics and chaotic gameplay. Players control elderly characters attempting to survive increasingly absurd challenges in a world that would seemingly prefer to get rid of them.
The game also includes free PvP modes, making it an option for players looking for some multiplayer chaos.
War Hospital Takes Things in a Completely Different Direction
War Hospital offers a much darker experience.
Set during World War I, the game puts players in charge of a field hospital where resources are limited and difficult decisions can determine whether soldiers survive.
Rather than fighting directly on the battlefield, players must manage medical staff, supplies, facilities, and incoming casualties.
It provides a significant change of pace compared with most of the other games included this month.
Botany Manor and Drop Duchy Are Also Available
Puzzle fans can claim Botany Manor, an exploration-focused puzzle game built around researching and growing unusual plants.
Drop Duchy, meanwhile, combines roguelite progression, tactical gameplay, deck-building mechanics, and territory management.
Both games are available through the Epic Games Store.
September 17 Adds Three More Games
The second wave arrives on September 17.
Alongside DOOM Eternal, subscribers will be able to claim Rims Racing through the Epic Games Store and Wall World 2 through the Amazon Games App.
Rims Racing focuses heavily on motorcycle racing and mechanical management, while Wall World 2 mixes exploration, mining, combat, and roguelite progression.
High on Life Leads the September 24 Games
The final September drop is scheduled for September 24, adding another three games.
The biggest name is High on Life, the comedic first-person shooter featuring talking alien weapons and a bizarre science-fiction universe.
It will be joined by Hue, a colorful puzzle-platformer built around manipulating colors in the environment, and The Da Vinci Cryptex, which will be distributed through a Legacy Games code.
Claimed Games Remain Yours
One of the biggest advantages of the Prime Gaming PC game program is that claimed games are generally tied to the storefront where they are redeemed.
That means subscribers who later pause or cancel their Amazon Prime subscription can continue playing games they previously claimed and successfully redeemed through services such as Epic Games Store, GOG, or Microsoft.
With 11 PC games spread throughout September, Prime subscribers have several dates worth keeping an eye on.
The first five games are available now, followed by three more on September 17 and the final three on September 24.
