For this month, subscribers of the service can claim EA Sports’ Madden NFL 22, Paradox Interactive’s Surviving Mars, and more. The full list of games offered is down below.

AMAZON PRIME GAMING MARCH 2022 LINEUP:

• Madden NFL 2022
• Surviving Mars
• SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech
• Crypto Against All Odds
• The Stillness of the Wild
• Look Inside
• Pesterquest

The games are currently free to claim on the service, and an active Amazon Prime subscription is required to claim them. Apart from the above, subscribers can also claim rewards in other games, such as a Prime Gaming capsule for League of Legends, virtual items for Roblox, and more.

Check out the webpage for Prime Gaming to learn how to claim these rewards.

The future of Google’s gaming streaming service, Stadia, is a mystery. While it hasn’t gotten off to a very good start, Google says it’ll take some time, so we’ll just have to wait and see where that falls. In the meantime, you’ll at least be able to experience some free games, and in March we get quite the treat of three different titles as Google announced.

First up is Codemasters’ GRID, the racing game that straddles the line between racing sim and arcade action. The Stadia version actually includes an exclusive 40 player Endurance Mode.

Then we get two separate games from the SteamWorld franchise. The first is SteamWorld Dig 2, where you embark on a fantastical spelunking adventure, and SteamWorld Quest, a card-battling game that takes you through the world of the fantasy series.

All three games will be available to Stadia Pro subscribers starting at the beginning of next month on March 1st.

Super Mario Party

The infamous ruiner of friendships debuts for the Nintendo Switch. Super Mario Party takes the more traditional approach to the series’ formula, introducing new mini-games, some with motion controls, and a new mode called Partner Party where teams of two can work together. There’s even a mode called Toad’s Rec Room where multiple Switches can be combined for gameplay across multiple screens. Super Mario Party captures the amazing feeling of losing to never-ending nonsense, which may or may not be your definition of a good time.

First available on the Nintendo Switch, Image and Form Games’ SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech is out now on PC for Steam. Along with mouse and keyboard support, it features cloud saves and Achievements. It’s also available at a 15 percent discount until June 7th, so pick up your copy today.

Set in medieval times with steampunk robots running about, players must journey across the land, meeting several companions along the way. Previous games in the series have offered gameplay that ranges from Metroidvania-style to tactical turn-based battles. However, SteamWorld Quest is a turn-based RPG with deck-building elements.

This means that you create a deck of attacks and abilities from over 100 cards for use in battle. With hand-drawn visuals and a charming sense of humour, SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech should appeal to both, series fans and those seeking a lighthearted RPG. Hopefully it comes to other platforms like Xbox One and PS4 sooner than later.

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The latest title in Image and Form Games’ SteamWorld universe is out now for the Switch with SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech. Unlike previous titles, which have ventured into Metroidvania and squad-based tactics, SteamWorld Quest is a turn-based RPG with cards. Check out the launch trailer below, if you haven’t already.

Available for $24.99 on the Nintendo eShop, SteamWorld Quest mixes medieval dragons and fantasy with steampunk robots. The art-style relies on hand-drawn animation along with the signature humour that’s adorned the series. You’ll be traipsing around the map on adventure, partaking in battles, finding gold and earning XP.

The punch-cards are where things get interesting. Players can customize decks of cards for their party members which contain different attacks and abilities. There are over 100 cards in total which can be crafted and upgraded over time. SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech is only on the Switch currently. It will come to other platforms in the future.

Steampunk robots meet might and magic in Image & Form Games’ SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech. Set to release on April 25th for the Switch via the Nintendo eShop, the developer has released a launch trailer to appropriately prep for the journey ahead. Check it out below.

Touted as the development team’s first RPG, SteamWorld Quest has players leading a party of heroes on an epic adventure. Combat is handled by way of punch-cards. You prepare your deck and draw these cards during battle to use on enemies. There are over 100 unique punch-cards, and you’ll be able to craft and upgrade them throughout the game.

Otherwise, the trademark SteamWorld humour is intact, along with the unique aesthetic, fantastical elements like dragons, and much more. SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech retails for $24.99 on the Nintendo eShop. It will head to other platforms later (which we assume means a PC release at some point).

Image & Form’s latest title in the SteamWorld franchise, SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech, finally has a release date for Nintendo Switch. It will arrive on April 25th for the Nintendo eShop and retail for $24.99. The title is a role-playing game, adding further diversity to a franchise that’s included Metroidvania games and a turn-based tactical strategy titles.

Of course, there is a twist. In SteamWorld Quest, players will create unique decks of cards to fight with. With over 100 unique cards that can be crafted and upgraded, you’ll venture into a world of magic, knights, and dragons. Why are steambots in this medieval fantasy setting? Why not?

At Nintendo’s Nindies Showcase in January, SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech was announced as releasing first for the Nintendo Switch. It’s currently exclusive to the same, but will likely come to other platforms in the future. Check out the release date trailer below, along with 22 minutes of new gameplay footage courtesy of IGN.