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Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered (containing remastered versions of Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation, Tomb Raider Chronicles, and The Angel of Darkness) can be downloaded completely free for PC via Amazon Luna, the gaming service that comes bundled with an Amazon Prime subscription.

You have until Friday 17 July to claim it, then it’s yours to keep forever, even after the offer ends. The game activates via Epic Games Store, so you'll need a free Epic Games Store account as well as Prime.

The remasters include overhauled graphics, improved controls, and plenty of quality-of-life improvements such as achievements and restoration of cut content. Plus, if you managed to claim the original Tomb Raider Remastered trilogy for free a couple of weeks back, you can now complete your old-school Lara Croft collection with her following three outings.

How to get Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered for free

You'll need both an Amazon Prime subscription and free Epic Games account. If you're not an Amazon Prime subscriber, check to see if you're eligible for a 30-day free trial*. At the time of writing, Amazon is offering selected accounts three months for £4.99 (normally £26.97), so you may be offered that instead.
Download the Epic Games Launcher on your PC. You'll need this to run the game.
Go to the Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered page on the Amazon Luna website.
Once on the page, select 'Get game', and it's yours to keep forever.

There are over 20 other games to claim for free on Amazon Luna. Highlights include:

What is Amazon Luna?

Amazon Luna (formerly Prime Gaming) is Amazon’s cloud gaming service, letting you play games instantly over the internet without a console or downloads. Prime members get a rotating selection of Luna games to stream at no extra cost, plus monthly free PC games to claim and keep.

What is the Epic Games Store?

It's a free PC games platform, similar to Steam. You create an account, download its launcher, and can then buy, download or claim games. For years, Epic has been giving away a free game weekly (separate to Amazon's 'freebies'), and once claimed they stay in your library permanently. You don’t need a subscription, and there’s no catch – you just need a free Epic account.

If this deal has tempted you into playing more games on PC, check out our cheap PC games guide. It explains how to save money using sales, the best site for comparing prices across legit key sellers, and more. Or, if you just want the freebies, see our guide on how to get paid-for PC games for FREE.

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Beat the price hike

The Game Pass pricing rollercoaster is in an ebb right now, with Microsoft LOWERING Game Pass prices in April 2026 following years of price increases. Lucky for PC players, PC Game Pass remains the best-value Game Pass subscription tier and a great way to play PC games on the cheap.

As of May 2026, you're better off getting PC Game Pass directly through Microsoft than via the third-party sites below, as the current monthly price (£10.99) is cheaper than what third-party sites offer:

That said, if you're interested in any of the other Game Pass tiers, there are still some decent deals to be found below:

NOTE: Some users have reported that Loaded.com adds 20% VAT on top of the listed price. However, this extra fee disappears when you sign in, so make sure you sign in before you complete your purchase.

1 MONTH
Game Pass Essential (normally £6.99)
Shopto.net: £5.85
Game Pass Premium (normally £10.99)
Shopto.net: £8.85
Game Pass Ultimate (normally £22.99)
Shopto.net: £12.85

3 MONTHS
Game Pass Essential (normally £19.99)
Loaded.com*: £16.99
Game Pass Premium (normally £32.97)
Loaded.com*: £24.79
Game Pass Ultimate (normally £50.97)
Loaded.com*: £37.99

6 MONTHS
Game Pass Essential (normally £41.94)
Shopto.net (Core): £24.85
Game Pass Ultimate (normally £101.94)
Loaded.com*: £75.99

12 MONTHS
Game Pass Essential (normally £83.88)
Shopto.net (Core): £44.85
Game Pass Ultimate (normally £203.88)
Loaded.com*: £149.99

These prices are subject to fluctuation, and are correct as of 20 May 2026.

Below is the new Game Pass tier pricing for every tier that involves PC (see our cheap PC games guide for more info):

PC Game Pass subscription tiers

	Essential	PC	Premium	Ultimate
Price	£6.99/mth	£10.99/mth	£10.99/mth	£16.99/mth
Number of games	50+	400+	200+	500+
Exclusive discounts		✅	✅	✅
EA Play membership (select library of EA games)		✅		✅
Day One releases		✅		✅
Cloud gaming	✅		✅ (shorter wait times)	✅ (shortest wait times, higher resolution)
Xbox (console) Game Pass (requires Xbox console)	✅		✅	✅
Rewards points	Up to 25,000 (worth £25)	Up to 50,000 (worth £50)	Up to 50,000 (worth £50)	Up to 100,000 (worth £100)

MSE Rob says:

For most PC gamers, PC Game Pass is probably the best-value Game Pass subscription, because you get all the content of Ultimate minus the ability to play on Xbox or use cloud gaming. Also check out our tip about dipping in and out of Game Pass on one-month subscriptions to bring the price down even more.

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In terms of sheer volume of games, the PC has no equal, with an unmatched number of indie games, strategy games, and a back-catalogue dating back through the decades, from Doom95 to DOOM: The Dark Ages. MSE Rob's cheap PC games guide shows you how, where and when you can grab cheap games, including:

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Including Warhammer 40K, Tomb Raider, and hit indie games

There's rarely a dull moment for those who like to collect paid-for PC games for free, but this month has been particularly fruitful, so we've rounded up all the PC games you can claim for FREE today.

You can currently claim a stack of paid-for games for free across Steam, Epic Games Store and Amazon Luna, including strategy games, Mega Man-style platformers, narrative adventures and classic Tomb Raider adventures. Once claimed, the games are yours to keep permanently.

Here are all the games you can claim, arranged by the platform via which you claim them:

STEAM

Gravity Circuit (claim by 6pm 14 June)

A fast-paced 2D action-platformer inspired by Mega Man and Gunstar Heroes. Expect challenging boss fights, flashy combat abilities and faithfully 8-bit visuals. The game has an 'Overwhelmingly Positive' rating on Steam from around 2,000 reviews.

Tell Me Why (claim by 6pm 1 July)

To celebrate Pride Month, all three chapters of the narrative adventure from the creators of Life is Strange are being given away for free. Supernaturally gifted siblings Tyler and Alyson Ronan revisit their childhood home in Alaska to uncover the truth behind a traumatic family mystery.

How to claim games on Steam:

Sign in to or create a free Steam account.
Visit the game's store page.
Select 'Add to account'.
Once claimed, the game remains in your Steam library permanently.

EPIC GAMES STORE

Epic Games Store is a free PC gaming platform similar to Steam. You simply create a free account and can then claim weekly giveaways, which remain attached to your account permanently once redeemed.

Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks (claim by 4pm Thursday 18 June)

Chaotic multiplayer vehicular combat in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Drive clangy Ork war machines, race across wastelands, and blast rival players to scrap in Ork-v-Ork team battles.

The Ouroboros King (claim by 4pm Thursday 18 June)

A fusion of chess and roguelike deckbuilding. Build a team of fantasy-inspired chess pieces, unlock powerful relics and abilities, and battle through a strategic single-player campaign.

How to claim on Epic Games Store:

Sign in to or create a free Epic Games account.
Visit the game's store page before the deadline.
Select 'Get'.
Complete the £0 checkout process.
The game will then stay in your Epic library permanently.

AMAZON LUNA (Prime subscription required)

Amazon Luna is Amazon's cloud gaming service that's included as part of Amazon Prime. Prime members can stream selected games at no extra cost and regularly get PC games to claim and keep forever. Games currently available include Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered, Mafia 2 and Mafia 3 Definitive Edition, and XCOM.

There are currently over 20 games available to claim for free via Amazon Luna. For more details on available games and how to claim, see our original post FREE Tomb Raider IV-VI (and other games) for Prime subscribers

If you want to keep track of where to get all the PC gaming freebies, see our guide on how to get paid-for PC games for FREE. Also check out our cheap PC games guide.

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Remastered edition of the original Lara Croft trilogy. Normally £20+

Tomb Raider I-III Remastered can be downloaded completely free for PC via the Epic Games Store. You'll need to claim it by 4pm on Thursday 28 May, then it’s yours to keep forever, even after the offer ends.

MSE Rob says: "This edition bundles together remastered editions of the first three games in the iconic series, complete with all their respective expansion packs and secret levels. It's a trip down memory lane back to three of the original 3D action-adventures from the late 90s, as Lara traverses lost temples and fights everything from fellow treasure hunters to (inexplicably) dinosaurs with her dual shooters.

"The remasters modernise the graphics and overhaul the controls to make them feel much more palatable for modern PCs, while preserving all the magic of the old games."

How to get Tomb Raider I-III Remastered for free

If you aren't already signed up to Epic Games, you’ll need to create a free account.
Download the Epic Games Launcher on your PC. You'll need this to run the game.
Go to the Tomb Raider I-III Remastered page on the Epic Games Store website or in the launcher on your PC. Visit the link to go straight to the page, or you can scroll down to the 'Free Games' section.
Once on the page, select 'Get', and it's yours to keep forever.

What is the Epic Games Store?

You don’t need a subscription, and there’s no catch – you just need a free Epic account.

If this deal has tempted you into playing more games on PC, check out our cheap PC games guide. It explains how to save money using sales, the best site for comparing prices across legit key sellers, and more. Or, if you just want the freebies, see our guide on how to get paid-for PC games for FREE.

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