If you've been looking for an excuse to revisit one of gaming's most legendary shooters, Amazon has just made the decision considerably easier. Several DOOM games are currently available for free to Amazon Prime subscribers, including modern entries and two classics that helped define the first-person shooter genre.
Instead of receiving a single older title, Prime members can currently claim DOOM (2016), DOOM Eternal, DOOM and DOOM II through three separate offers. Once claimed, the games remain in the corresponding libraries, meaning players can continue enjoying them even if they later stop subscribing to Prime, according to the current promotion details.
The first game available is DOOM (the 2016), the reboot that brought id Software's iconic demon-slaying formula back into the spotlight. The game is being offered through Amazon Luna, where Prime members can claim a GOG key. After obtaining the key, it can be redeemed through GOG, giving players a permanent copy of the game.
There's also DOOM Eternal, the sequel that pushed the modern formula even further. Unlike DOOM (2016), this offer provides a code for the Microsoft Store. The deadline for claiming it is October 21, 2026, so players shouldn't wait until the last minute if they want to add it to their collection.
For fans of the classics, Amazon has another particularly tempting offer. DOOM + DOOM II can currently be claimed through GOG, bringing the original games together in a single package. This offer is available until October 14, giving Prime members a shorter window than the other promotions.
That means there are four games available across three different offers, and each one has its own deadline. It's worth paying attention to the dates because missing one doesn't necessarily mean another offer will remain available. The current promotion lists October 14 for DOOM + DOOM II, October 21 for DOOM Eternal and November 4 for DOOM (2016).
What makes this deal especially appealing is the range of experiences included. The original DOOM games remain fascinating examples of how id Software helped establish the foundations of modern shooters, while DOOM (2016) demonstrated that the franchise could return after years away without losing its identity.
DOOM Eternal, meanwhile, takes the same philosophy and turns the intensity up considerably, encouraging players to constantly move, attack and manage their resources. Together, these games provide a pretty good overview of how the franchise has evolved across decades.
The only real requirement is having an active Amazon Prime membership. Once the games have been successfully claimed, they can remain in the relevant digital library according to the terms of each offer.
So, if you're already paying for Prime, this is one of those promotions that is easy to overlook but worth checking before the deadlines arrive. Four DOOM games covering both the classic and modern eras are currently waiting to be added to your collection—and all it takes is a few clicks.
