Subscriptions cost $140 per year or $15 per month, though sometimes Amazon offers discounts for new subscribers - currently there’s an offer to get your first three months at $7.49 per month. If you aren’t already a subscriber, but really want the loot, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial or, if you aren’t eligible for the trial, sign up for a month’s subscription. First, to claim these rewards you need to be an Amazon Prime subscriber. How to claim the Lil’XT companion and other Prime Gaming rewards

Let’s take a look at what’s available on Prime Gaming and how to claim it.

Clicking the “claim” button anywhere in that menu will send you to the Prime Gaming website. That will show you an entire menu of the current rewards. Or, if you’re already watching Twitch on a browser, you can click on the crown tab at the top right of the screen. It lists all of the month’s free bonuses under the Games & Loot tab, including the in-game content and the completely free titles. Occasionally those rewards include extras like the Big Battle Bear, Hearthstone card packs, or Overwatch 2 skins, but to find out what the current rewards are, you can head straight to the Prime Gaming website. There’s no hint of what else might be coming, but if we see more TCG or retired store loot, there are lots of great options.Īs long as you’re paying for Prime membership, you can automatically claim free rewards in the gaming program. This is the second of many big Warcraft rewards this year, with something new each month. But through May 25, Amazon Prime subscribers (including anyone on the free trial) can claim this robot through Prime Gaming at no additional cost. This battle pet was originally available through the store but was retired back in January 2019 so until now you were out of luck if you wanted one. WoW pet collectors now have a chance to get the retired Lil’XT companion pet for free through Amazon Prime Gaming.

Amazon prime gaming