$40 in Free PC Games and Up to 87% Positive Steam Reviews: Prime Gaming Drops KIBORG and Trash Goblin to Keep Forever
The final wave of October 2026 freebies has officially landed for Amazon Prime members. Starting Thursday, October 29, the Prime Gaming portal (now integrated into the wider Amazon Luna gaming hub inside Prime Video) is giving away two highly rated indie PC titles to keep forever: the brutal sci-fi roguelite beat 'em up KIBORG and the relaxing trinket-restoration sim Trash Goblin. Normally priced at $24.99 and $14.99 on Steam, the pair represents $40 in combined value and boasts "Very Positive" user ratings across thousands of reviews.
KIBORG: Ruthless Cybernetic Beat 'Em Up Action on the Amazon Games App
Released in April 2025 by Sobaka Studio (the team behind Redeemer), KIBORG puts players in the boots of Morgan Lee. Sentenced to serve 1,300 years on the quarantined prison planet Sigma for crimes he did not commit, Lee has only one way out: surviving "The Last Ticket," a blood-soaked reality television show broadcast across the galaxy where death is merely a temporary setback before clones are sent back into the fray.
What sets KIBORG apart is its modular body-modification loop. After clearing combat rooms, you replace Morgan's organic limbs, torso, spine, and head with cybernetic implants that visibly alter his model and unlock devastating combos. Mixing tight parries, dodges, melee weapons, and firearms that recharge through close-quarters aggression, the game holds an 84% Very Positive rating on Steam (and 89% among recent reviews). Prime members can claim it right now for the Windows Amazon Games App.
Trash Goblin: The Ultimate Cozy Antidote on the Epic Games Store
At the complete opposite end of the spectrum, October's final drop also delivers a zero-stress palette cleanser. Launched in version 1.0 in May 2025 by UK developer Spilt Milk Studios and backed by an 87% Very Positive rating on Steam across more than 1,600 reviews, Trash Goblin puts you in charge of a cozy fantasy curiosity shop with no timers, stamina penalties, or fail states.
The core gameplay loop revolves around tactile, puzzle-like restoration: chiseling away hardened dirt block by block, scrubbing the unearthed item clean with a sponge, and combining compatible parts to upcycle over 180 strange trinkets and variations. Gold earned from fulfilling customer requests goes toward upgrading your tools, expanding your workbench, and customizing your shop. Once your Amazon and Epic Games Store accounts are linked, claiming the offer permanently adds the game to your Epic library.
Full Recap: All 10 October 2026 PC Games Still Free to Claim on Prime Gaming
With KIBORG and Trash Goblin now live, Amazon's full October 2026 lineup of 10 free PC games is completely unlocked. If you missed any of the earlier Thursday drops this month, you can still grab the entire slate across Epic Games Store, GOG, Legacy Games, and the Amazon Games App:
- KIBORG (Amazon Games App, available since October 29)
- Trash Goblin (Epic Games Store, available since October 29)
- Ad Infinitum (Epic Games Store, available since October 22)
- Time Travel: Escape Room Game (Legacy Games Code, available since October 22)
- Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong (Epic Games Store, available since October 15)
- Caravan SandWitch (Amazon Games App, available since October 15)
- Conarium (DRM-Free GOG Code, available since October 8)
- WarBreeds (DRM-Free GOG Code, available since October 8)
- Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit (Epic Games Store, available since October 1)
- DOOM (2016) (DRM-Free GOG Code, available since October 1)
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My Take: A Clever Contrast to Close Out October
This is the exact kind of double bill that makes Prime Gaming's weekly PC drops worth checking before the calendar flips. Instead of padding out the end of the month with aging filler, Amazon paired two 2025 indie releases that excel in completely opposite moods. KIBORG delivers crunchy, high-impact arena brawling where swapping out a mechanical arm genuinely changes your rhythm in thirty-minute bursts, while Trash Goblin is a wonderfully tactile wind-down game for late evenings when you just want to chisel dirt and tinker with oddities. Grabbing both for $0 instead of their combined $40 retail price is an easy win ahead of November's lineup reveal.
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