Twitch Prime subscribers are about to get a ton of free games and exotic Destiny 2 loot. Let's begin with the former, as this month's free games include the top-down GTA-like American Fugitive (which Chris praised in his review), the turn-based strategy game Narcos: Rise of the Cartels (this one disappointed Chris very much, though), hoverbike racing RPG Desert Child, frenetic space shooter Steredenn, and survival horror puzzler White Night. All these five games will be added to the Free Collection on February 3rd.
As mentioned earlier, Twitch Prime also partnered with Bungie to deliver six months of Exotic gear drops for Destiny 2 players. Each drop will contain four rewards, including Exotic weapons, Ghosts, ships, Sparrows, emotes and weapon ornaments from previous Seasons.
Beginning today, members can claim the Exotic Auto Rifle SUROS Regime, its Exotic Weapon Ornament Coup de Main, the Exotic ship unsecured/OUTCRY, and the Exotic Ghost Shell Skyline Flipside. Do note that this Twitch Prime offer can be redeemed on all versions of Destiny 2, whether you play on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, or Google Stadia.
You'll have to go to this address, link your Twitch Prime and Bungie.net accounts, then start the game and head to visit Amanda Holliday in The Tower to claim your drops.
This is far from the only 'loot offer' available to Twitch Prime subscribers. The February calendar also includes drops for Apex Legends, League of Legends, Black Desert Mobile and more.
As a reminder, all of the free games and loot claimed with Twitch Prime will remain yours even if your subscription expires.
Available Now Destiny 2 content
Available Now Apex Legends content
Available Now Madden NFL 20 content
Available Now Mobile Legends Bang Bang content
February 3 Free Games with Prime
February 5 Fortress M content
February 6 League of Legends content
February 6 Teamfight Tactics content
February 10 Raid: Shadow Legends content
February 12 Black Desert Mobile content
February 24 Raid: Shadow Legends content
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