As the months go by, Amazon opens a small hole in our hearts Gamers, among other things, for the effort you are making to give away titles that can end up forming an extraordinarily extensive library and interesting. And proof of that Jeff Bezos policy is the bunch of names that Prime Gaming has in store for us for October. And how could it be otherwise, the rings of Tolkien's universe have a lot to say.
One service to redeem them all
What stands out the most in this month that is beginning is that, as has become a tradition, Amazon turns again with League of Legends, specifically with those World Cups that are held in the autumn and which means what for soccer fans is a World Cup like the one that will take place in Qatar, only that in the case of the Riot title it takes place every year and can be seen in its entirety via Twitch, completely free.
That world championship (if eSports fans let us define it that way) of League of Legends will have its impact on Prime Gaming through the gift of an exclusive badge for those who watch the Worlds and, incidentally, access to the game directly from the Amazon platform. That way we can centralize all our activity in LOL without leaving the clutches of the internet giant.
But besides that League of Legend, and surely caused by the premiere on Prime Video of The Rings of Power, we can enjoy a great game inspired by The Lord of the Rings ´most iconic neighborhoods, Middle-earth Shadow of War, an action title that takes us to Tolkien's literary universe and that will come in handy to establish some events that we could intuit within Amazon's fiction.
Classics and consecrated names
We are sorry to bring it forward in the order of mention, but Prime Gaming gives away this month of October 2022… Loom!!, Lucasfilm Games' masterpiece from 1990, a SCUMM graphic adventure that has gone down in history for its originality and that, the oldest of the place, will still be smacking their lips for the good games and times it put them through.
In addition to that jewel, Prime Gaming leaves us a little bit of everything, games that will satisfy practically any video game taste. For example Fall Guys, the online competitive Ubisoft hit that is super fun when enjoyed with friends; either Roblox, which is another mass phenomenon which is still on its way to becoming like Minecraft, and that marches with a firm step and creating a community that is as faithful as it is active.
For the end we leave two well-known names as they are Fallout 76 from Bethesda, which has been greatly improved after a disastrous launch, or Total War Warhammer II, which is one of those PC strategy classics than any lover of Total War from Creative Assembly you should try once in your life. For the end we leave the most unknown ones that also deserve a little attention, such as Glass Masquerade: Origins, Hero's Hour y Horace.
What do you think of the October menu?