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Claim Planet of Lana with Prime Gaming | Included with a Prime membership
gaming.amazon.comA young girl and her loyal friend embark on a rescue mission through a colorful world full of cold machines and unfamiliar creatures.
Planet of Lana is a cinematic puzzle adventure framed by an epic sci-fi saga that stretches across centuries and galaxies. Its hand-painted art style and unique companion-based gameplay make it a highly anticipated addition to the genre.
**Features:**
* Unique companion-based gameplay
* Solve puzzles with diverse challenges and quirky twists
* Carefully navigate dangerous situations using stealth and wit
* Use your reflexes and survive challenging action sequences
* Discover an epic story that stretches across galaxies and centuries
Noone said it was. The GAME is free for members of Amazon prime
If you have to pay money to get something for free that isn’t exactly free, right? Think about it.
You have to pay for electricity and a computer to play the games right, then I guess no games are free if you take it to its logical conclusion.
There are tiers of being free, this game just happens to be on a less-free tier than you think is appropriate for “free”. Someone else may argue a game is not free unless it can be downloaded openly on the internet without an account. Your idea of free is no more or less valid than mine
That makes it not a free game. It’s like saying games on Gamepass are free.
We’ve had this conversation already, please stop hassling people about it
Clarifying a simple fact isn’t harassment.
No, it isn’t. This community is about opportunities for free games that you then own indefinitely.
If you don’t like the purpose of the community, don’t participate in it.
It’s not a free game if I have to pay for it.
If you’re paying for prime just for the games you’re doing it wrong
and critically you can get a free trial of prime, claim all the games, then cancel it
Once. We’ve had this conversation already. Please stop spreading disinformation.
What makes you think you can only do it once? As far as I know all they check is a unique email, so you can just create a new account if you want to do it again later.
Because stores typically want your payment methods first, before they let you subscribe or purchase anything, even for “free trials”.
I don’t pay for Prime.