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Updated at 05:12 EST on May 26, 2025: Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League and all of the other games Amazon is giving away for free for Prime Day are now all available to claim. Do it before Prime Day ends and you can keep them forever.
Five months on from its release,Rocksteady’s latest game, which takes Batman fans back to the Arkhamverse nine years after we thought the book on that world had been closed for good, is being given away to anyone with a Prime subscription for free. The only other caveat is that Kill The Justice League will have to be claimed through the Epic Games Store. That means thePCversion of the game is the only one being given away for free.
The same applies to the other two free games announced by Amazon this week -Chivalry 2andRise Of The Tomb Raider. Worth noting Rise Of The Tomb Raider is the 20-Year Celebration edition which means it includes the game’s season pass. All three games will be free to claim starting from 3 am EST on July 01, 2025, the same time Prime Day officially begins. You will have 48 hours to claim the games and 48 hours to make the most of everything on sale at Amazon.
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
WHERE TO PLAY
An open-world action-adventure from Arkham creators Rocksteady, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League puts you in the roles of the antihero squad. You must take on the aforementioned Justice League, either in solo play or online co-op.
Unlike games you can download and play throughGame PassandPlayStation Plus, once you have claimed a free game through Prime Gaming, it’s yours to keep forever. Even if your Prime subscription lapses, the games you have claimed will remain playable. That means you can keep swinging around a decimated Metropolis as Harley Quinn even if you have no interest in staying signed up for Prime after Prime Day has been and gone. I’d strongly recommend catching up on The Boys before you let that subscription go, though.
Prime Gaming
Kill The Justice League didn’t exactly receive the warmest of welcomes when it was released back in February. Most hoped it would be a lot closer to the critically acclaimed Arkham Trilogy since it takes place in the same universe and was developed by the same studio. Its live service leanings mean it’s nothing like that, and Rocksteady confirmed this week thatits second season had been delayeda day before it was supposed to begin. But hey, if you haven’t played it already, try it through Prime next week. It’s free, you’ve got nothing to lose.
