Amazon Gives Prime Members Three PC Games Free, Including High On Life
High On Life has no official Japanese localization, so handing it to Prime members through Luna is a low-friction way to reach players the retail release never addressed directly.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Amazon has started free distribution of three PC titles for Prime members through Amazon Luna. The lineup is the Epic Games Store version of High On Life, the Epic Games Store version of Hue, and the Legacy Games version of The Da Vinci Cryptex. Each title has its own distribution period; acquiring it within that window lets members keep it. High On Life is a comedy FPS from Squanch Games.
The three titles come from different storefronts: two Epic Games Store versions and one Legacy Games version. High On Life is the loudest of the batch, an FPS from Squanch Games where the guns talk and the humor runs on black comedy, and each weapon carries its own skill set.
The other two are quieter picks. Hue is a side-scrolling puzzle adventure built on matching obstacle colors to the background so they vanish, and The Da Vinci Cryptex is a point-and-click escape game drawing on Leonardo da Vinci's inventions. Members have to complete the acquisition step inside each title's own window to keep it.
- Hue (Epic Games Store version): Side-scrolling puzzle adventure about matching obstacle colors to the background
- The Da Vinci Cryptex (Legacy Games version): Point-and-click escape game inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's inventions
- High On Life (Epic Games Store version): Comedy FPS from Squanch Games with talking guns
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