Amazon Prime Subscribers Can Now Get Battlefield V for Free

Get it while you can! The offer only lasts until September 30, 2021.

If you’re subscribed to Amazon Prime, you can claim a free copy of Battlefield V for PC. The promotion is available from now until September 1, 2021, and is even open to those with a free trial of Prime.

How to Get Your Free Copy of Battlefield V

To receive your free Battlefield V code, first, make sure that you’re subscribed to Amazon Prime (or have a free trial). Then, sign in to your account, and head to the Prime Gaming page.

Click Activate Prime Gaming in the top-right corner of the screen. After that, navigate to the Battlefield V offer page, and select Claim Now.

Amazon will give you a 20-digit code that you’ll have to redeem on Origin, EA’s game launcher. Log in to Origin, or create an account, and then head to My Game Library from the menu on the left side of the screen.

From there, choose Add a Game from the top-right corner of the screen, and click Redeem Product Code.

Enter the code you received from Amazon, and hit Next.

When that’s done, Battlefield V will appear in your game library. But before you can start playing, you’ll have to download the Origin game launcher (if you haven’t already).

Once you have Origin on your PC, you can sign in to your account, download Battlefield V, and get in on the action!

And remember: don’t wait too long to redeem your Battlefield V code. The code will expire on September 30, 2021.

Reap the Benefits of Prime Gaming

Prime Gaming (formerly Twitch Prime) is probably one of the biggest benefits that a Prime subscription offers. Besides getting free games every month, it also offers free characters, skins, weapons, upgrades, and boosts for a variety of different games.

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You’ll also get Prime Status on Twitch, which means that you’ll be able to subscribe to streamers for free, as well as get access to exclusive emotes and Twitch themes.

If you don’t want to pay the full price for a Prime subscription, you can get away with paying less for Amazon Prime if you’re a student; Amazon offers Prime for students at a 50 percent discount and a six-month free trial. But if you’re not a student, Amazon offers a 30-day free trial for new subscribers.

In any case, a free Battlefield V copy definitely makes an Amazon Prime subscription (or at least a free trial) more attractive.