Amazon Luna adds Kiborg and Trash Goblin as free Prime games
Both games can be claimed until December 2, 2026 and are yours to keep, closing out the October lineup for Luna, the service formerly called Prime Gaming.
Amazon has added Kiborg and Trash Goblin to Luna, its games service for Prime members that used to be called Prime Gaming. Notebookcheck reported the additions on October 31, 2026. Both can be claimed until December 2, 2026, and once claimed they are yours to keep. They are the last two games from Amazon's October lineup.
Kiborg
Kiborg is the action pick. Sobaka Studio's rogue-lite beat 'em up launched on Steam on April 30, 2025, and mixes fast melee with gunplay. You are a prisoner serving a 1,300-year sentence for crimes you did not commit, in a prison where death only gets you rebuilt and sent back. The way out is The Last Ticket, a violent reality show: fight through hordes of inmates to a shuttle on the roof and you go free.
Each run you swap body parts for cybernetic implants and stack them with hundreds of augmentations and mutations. Add a range of melee weapons and firearms and builds can go in very different directions. It is gory, too: severed limbs and torn-out cybernetic cores are part of the pitch.
Trash Goblin
Trash Goblin, from Spilt Milk Studios, goes the other way entirely. It is a low-pressure shopkeeping game that came to Steam on May 28, 2025. You chip trinkets out of dirt and grime, scrub them clean, upcycle them and sell them to a stream of odd customers. Earnings go into better tools and a bigger, more decorated shop.
Notebookcheck counts hundreds of trinkets, 40 unique NPCs, more than 120 quests and over 20 hours of story, with endless randomised customers once the story ends. No fail states, no timer, just cleaning and selling.
For SEA players
The claim window is the main thing to watch. December 2 is a hard deadline, so players in UTC+7 and UTC+8 are better off claiming before the final day rather than guessing at the exact cut-off hour. Both games run on modest PCs, and Kiborg pairs well with a controller.
If you skip the offer, both games remain on sale on Steam, so the Luna window is simply the cheapest way in.
Source: Notebookcheck; Sobaka Studio and Spilt Milk Studios (Steam).
