Get 29 free board games with Prime Gaming

Amazon Prime launches a new batch of free digital board games.

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Amazon is once again surprising its subscribers with a promotion ideal for group play. A total of 29 board games and party games are available for free for Prime members, playable directly through the cloud service Amazon Luna.

Among them, classics like Ticket to Ride, Cluedo, Taboo, Qui Veut Gagner Des Millions? (Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?), and modern hits like Exploding Kittens 2, Quiplash 2, or The Jackbox Party Pack 9 stand out. All titles can be enjoyed without downloads, directly from your browser or compatible devices, with local and online multiplayer support.

Complete list of available games

• Angry Birds Flock Party

• Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader

• Big Helmet Heroes

• Bonkies

• Bullship

• Clue / Cluedo

• Courtroom Chaos – Starring Snoop Dogg

• Draw & Guess

• Dunk Dunk

• Exploding Kittens 2

• Fakin’ It All Night Long

• Fibbage XL

• Flappy Golf Party

• Garfield Kart 2 – All You Can Drift

• INVERSUS

• Ticket to Ride

• Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime

• One Hand Clapping

• Qui Veut Gagner Des Millions?

• Quiplash 2

• Scattergories Weekly

• Snow Bros. Wonderland

• Spacelines from the Far Out

• Stunt Kite Party

• Taboo – El juego de mesa oficial

• Tetris Effect: Connected – Party Edition

• The Jackbox Party Pack 9

• Tumblestone

• Ultimate Chicken Horse

How to play them

You only need an active Amazon Prime account and access to Amazon Luna. From there, you can launch the games directly, both on PC and on mobile devices or Fire TV-compatible TVs.

An ideal selection to enjoy with family or friends, with proposals ranging from classic to crazy. And the best part: free for Prime members for a limited time.