Here are the free games available for Twitch Prime members in December

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If you have Amazon Prime, you also have access to Twitch Prime. If you have Twitch Prime, guess what, you have access to some free games every month. Past months had titles live Overcooked and SOMA, but this month brings four new titles for you to download and enjoy.

Personally, I don’t feel like this month is as impressive as previous months, but still, if you’re looking for some free games to bolster that ever-growing library of games you’ll probably never play, then this month can bump your total up by four.

Free games for Twitch Prime members in December

This month sees Hacknet, Poi, Smoke & Sacrifice, and a pretty awesome SNK bundle.

• Hacknet – practice your hacking skills in the hacking simulator. Yeah, I’m honestly not sure about this one.
• Poi – A 3D adventure game, Poi features bright colors and cartoonish graphics as you play as two kids “on a grand adventure,” but offers a solid platforming experience.
• Smoke & Sacrifice – Twitch describes it as “Sachi, a mother forced to give up her son, adventures into a grotesque underworld on a quest that will lead her to a darker truth.”

The last entry this month is the SNK Bundle and retro gamers should enjoy the selection. The bundle includes Pulstar, Metal Slug 2, Samurai Shodown II, Fatal Fury Special, and Baseball Stars 2.

How to download your free games

To download the games, first, you must have Amazon Prime to take advantage of the free games through Twitch. Next, head to this link and select the free games you’d like to download. From there, follow the prompts given.

What do you think of the games this month? Let us know down below in the comments or carry the discussion over to our Twitter or Facebook.

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Josiah Motley

Former KnowTechie editor.