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Amazon Luna Offers KIBORG and Trash Goblin Free to Prime Members Until December 3
Amazon has begun free distribution of two PC games to Prime members through Amazon Luna.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
The giveaway puts a build-heavy roguelike and a low-pressure shop sim in front of Prime subscribers at no cost, with the claim window closing on a fixed date rather than the games expiring afterward.
Key Facts
- Amazon Luna is distributing KIBORG and Trash Goblin free to Amazon Prime members.
- KIBORG is offered as the Amazon Games app version and Trash Goblin as the Epic Games Store version.
- The distribution period for both games runs until December 3, 2026.
- KIBORG casts the player as Morgan Lee, sentenced to 1,300 years on a prison planet.
- Trash Goblin has no game over, letting players progress at their own pace.
KIBORG, a roguelike action game set on a prison planet, is offered as the Amazon Games app version, and Trash Goblin, a goblin shop-management game, as the Epic Games Store version. Both are available until December 3, 2026, and remain usable after users complete the acquisition procedure within that period.
The two titles are delivered through different storefronts: KIBORG through the Amazon Games app and Trash Goblin through the Epic Games Store. KIBORG casts the player as Morgan Lee, sentenced to 1,300 years on a prison planet and entered into a life-or-death game show called The Last Ticket, with cybernetic implants and weapon switching driving build combinations the game counts in the millions. Trash Goblin has players dig items out of dirt and garbage, polish them, and sell them, with upcycling and no game-over pressure. Both are free to acquire until December 3, 2026.
- KIBORG: Amazon Games app version; roguelike action game set on a prison planet
- Trash Goblin: Epic Games Store version; goblin shop-management game
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