A surprise Twitch Prime Devolver pack has been announced! This package of seven games from publisher Devolver Digital is available for a short while to anyone who is subscribed to Twitch Prime.
Twitch Prime is a particular perk that's open to subscribers of Amazon Prime. Every month, subscribers can get in-game loot and games to add to their collection. Once you get the games, they're yours pretty much forever. This special Twitch Devolver Pack includes seven games from Devolver Digital. Here's what you can get in this package:
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Broforce (Our Review) risks testosterone poisoning for all who play it. (Yes, even the women.) This delightful platformer title features classic action heroes with the serial numbers filed off including Rambro, McBrover, and Bro Dredd. Relive the best of 80s and 90s action movies in this explosive platformer!
Crossing Souls (Our Review) also hails from a different era. Head back to the neon-colored 80s with a cast of quirky characters and beat the heck out of bullies and other bad guys! While the story of Crossing Souls is certainly its strong point, it has its fair share of wonderful gameplay, too!
Hotline Miami (Our Review) is all about that top-down action. You're plopped down in the middle of a story where nobody quite knows what's going on. Use your arsenal of weapons to dispatch hordes of enemies, but be careful—you can die pretty easily.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (Our Review) is the follow-up to a fantastic game. It's pretty much more of the same, but that isn't so bad; the first title in the series was pretty fantastic. Hotline Miami 2 continues the tradition in the finest fashion. It's so good that it got banned in Australia!
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The Messenger makes for an interesting addition to the Twitch Prime Devolver pack. Ninjas always make things better!
The Messenger (Our Review) is a stellar example of classic platformer gameplay. Many games attempt to capture the magic of early platformers, but The Messenger can be said to be one of the very few who manage to succeed. Take on the role of a masterful ninja and slay hordes of demons attacking your village before it's too late!
STRAFE continues the theme of throwback gaming with a love letter to classic FPS gaming. This is a particularly challenging title that will make any player of the original DOOM feel right at home. Enjoy the gory results of your hard work to a fantastic soundtrack and crisp graphics that wouldn't be out of place in the late 90s!
The Swords of Ditto (Our Review) is the final game offered in the Twitch Prime Devolver pack. This is a top-down action RPG that does a serviceable job of paying homage to the classics. Will your randomly-generated hero survive the ordeal set before you? Probably not, but a new hero is all too happy to step up a century later! Best of all, you can fine-tune the difficulty to provide for a chill gaming session or an intense, heart-pounding experience.
These aren't the only games you can get with Twitch Prime. Several other packages are still available and will be until December 31, 2018. Here are the packages and what they have. Polykids' Poi and Curve Digital's Smoke and Sacrifice can be picked up as individual titles. Hacknet: Complete Edition is also available as an individual title and includes both the original game and the Labyrinths expansion. Finally, the SNK Bundle can net you Baseball Stars 2, Fatal Fury Special, Metal Slug 2, Pulstar, and Samurai Shodown II.
You also have the opportunity to get some sweet Warframe loot and a bunch of other digital goodies before the month is up. The seven games available in the Twitch Prime Devolver pack will be up for grabs for a limited time. Getting them is as easy as signing up for Amazon Prime and linking your Twitch account to that platform. Hurry up and get 'em before its too late! You have until January 31st to grab these great Devolver Titles.
What do you think of the seven games offered in the Twitch Prime Devolver pack? Do you have a particular favorite in the bunch? Let us know in the comments below!
