Prime Gaming May 2025:

GOG Games:
May 1, GOG | Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds Saga
May 1, GOG | Lego Star Wars - The Complete Saga
May 1, GOG | Styx: Master of Shadows
May 8, GOG | Hypnospace Outlaw
May 15, GOG | Saints Row: Gat out of Hell
May 15, GOG | Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen 2
May 15, GOG | Mail Time
May 22, GOG | Fate
May 22, GOG | Thief 2: The Metal Age
May 29 (?), GOG | Golf with Your Friends

Other Games:
May 1, Amazon | The Invisible Hand
May 8, Epic | Amnesia: Rebirth
May 8, Epic | Doors - Paradox
May 8, Xbox/Microsoft | Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus Digital Deluxe Edition
May 15, Amazon | Endless Legend Definitive Edition
May 22, Amazon | Everdream Valley
May 22, Epic | Chessarama
May 22, Legacy | The Lost Ashford Ring
May 29, Amazon | Samurai Bringer
May 29, Amazon | Trinity Fusion
May 29, Amazon | Masterplan Tycoon
May 29, Epic | Liberté

too late

Awesome lineup for May, too bad I own most of them. =P
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Edit:

Golf with Your Friends

I just noticed that this game is not on GOG yet, so it sounds like a new release coming right? =P

(or at least I couldn't find it from the search option)
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I've seen people mention signing up for amazon and then cancelling before 30 days. Do they give a full refund this way, even if you've claimed games, or do they only give a partial refund?

Ummm what game is FATE? Plenty of things named Fate here.

As far as I know this one : https://www.gog.com/en/game/fate

I assume it's related to the Amazon Prime free trial, it lasts for 30 days at no cost. You must cancel your subscription before the trial ends, otherwise you will be charged for the next month on day 31
A tip: some friends have received a last-minute offer to extend their trial by another free month if they wait until the last couple of days before canceling. A few people have even received a third free month.

At this point, I suspect Amazon has lost more money than it earned from me with all the free trials I've gotten from them over the years. Heh.

Thank you. I got a free 3 month trial and somehow they got my cc# and charged me for a month after and when I asked for a refund, they only gave half. So I'll consider the month by month thing.

Sorry to hear that, and honestly, I'm not surprised about their incomplete refunds. I've experienced the same issue even when returning defective physical goods in original condition with all packaging and accessories the very next day after receiving them. Their policy's fine print covers them enough.

And have I mentioned how difficult it is to talk to a representative? Getting them to understand the problem is a nightmare

Because of all this, I'm glad to hear when people like P-E-S take as many free trials as offered.
Just remember, the 1-month free trial offer resets one year after it ends. Lately, they've delayed this reset in some cases. Not surprising at all. Also keep in mind the suggestion of waiting until the last couple of days to cancel the trial to increase your chances of a last-minute offer to extend it by another month

I've been a long time Amazon Prime member and 95% of the time I've had good experiences. That 5% of the time, can be frustrating indeed.

As to you saying they somehow got your cc#, that shouldn't be possible. It's been a decade now, but I believe when you created the account, cc# is probably part of the process. Also, Amazon CSR will work with you to resolve the case. If one agent was a bit troublesome for you, end the call and call back for another agent. It works, trust me.

I've had courtesy credits to my account plenty of times and often without me mentioning it. In fact a few times I felt guilty since it was such a small issue, but they absolutely insisted they wanted to give the credit to ensure customer satisfaction. I have had a few hardnose agents who were stiff and uncompromising. But again, I simply called back and talked to another agent.

In most cases, you just need to know how to talk to them in order to get a reasonable result for yourself. Just to give you an idea, I've had 2 purchases this last year, where something was wrong with the items, enough to cause dissatisfaction, but not enough to take the trouble to un-assemble it and return it. So what the agents did in both cases, was to offer a max credit of 30% from each item. (they actually have that little known policy, at the discretion of the agent though) Since both items totaled around $600, I basically got back $180 to my account, essentially an additional 30% off on each item. :)

So yeah, sometimes you run into trouble, but if you explain properly and are respectful to the agent, they will do their best for you. Sometimes even exceeding your expectations. But keep in mind, I did have those 5% cases, where I just ended up out of luck. But 95% is a good ratio for me personally (although who wouldn't want 100%, am I right??).
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honestly didn't find anything good to play there.

A bit disappointing this month for sure. A least Hypnospace Outlaw was a nice surprise.