A new Free Fire Amazon Prime event was just released for Indian Free Fire players to claim various rewards. However, not all players know how to join this event and they might miss all the rewards in it.
In this article, we are going to explain how this event works and show you how to claim Amazon Prime Free Fire Rewards for free.
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1. What is Free Fire Amazon Prime?
Free Fire is known to collaborate with many different brands often to promote their games and allow players to claim free rewards from these events. This time, Free Fire is working with the subscription service Amazon Prime to bring players this Free Fire Amazon Prime event. Players who participate in this event can receive a free reward every 2 weeks, up to 12 rewards.
2. Amazon Prime Free Fire event details
The Free Fire Amazon Prime event starts on 19 August 2021 until 2 February 2022.
In this event, Free Fire who has an Amazon Prime can claim free rewards in Free Fire, including Hayato character, Diamond Royale Vouchers, Emote, pets,... A new reward will be unlocked every two weeks.
The first reward you can claim from this event is the Hayato character in Free Fire. Hayato has one of the best passive ability in Free Fire that let you increase your armor penetration and damage reduction for each 10% HP you lose. There are a lot of characters that can combo well with Hayato.
3. Amazon Prime Free Fire rewards list
Here is the full list of Amazon Prime Free Fire rewards and their time frame:
- 19/8/2021 - 1/9/2021: Hayato character
- 2/9/2021 - 15/9/2021: 5x Diamond Royale Voucher
- 16/8/2021 - 29/9/2021: Wiggle Walk emote
- 30 /8/2021 - 13/10/2021: A male character bundle
- 14/8/2021 - 27/10/2021: Kapella character
- 28/10/2021 - 11/11/2021: 5x Weapon Voucher
- 11/11/2021 - 24/11/2021: A backpack skin
- 25/11/2021 - 8/12/2021: A female character bundle
- 9/12/2021 - 22/12/2021: Ottero pet
- 23/12/2021 - 5/1/2022: 5x Cube Fragment
- 6/1/2022 - 19/1/2022: A surfboard skin
- 20/1/2022 - 2/2/2022: Ottero pet skin
Note that you must claim these rewards in their 2 weeks time frame or else you won't be able to claim them anymore.
4. How to get Amazon Prime Free Fire rewards for free
Amazon Prime is a subscription service that offers many benefits for people who use Amazon, Amazon Video, Amazon Book.
The Amazon Prime subscription will cost you Rs 329 for 3 months, but you can also sign up for a free trial for one month and cancel it before the trial time runs out. This way you can claims up to 3 rewards from this event without losing any money. Of course, you will need a working credit/ debit card to sign up for the trial.
If you already have an Amazon Prime account, then follow these steps to join the event and claim your rewards:
- Open Free Fire, go to Events -> Amazon Prime and tap on the "Go To" button.
- The website of the event will open. Tap on the "Log in with Amazon" button on the bottom to enter the Amazon Log In website.
- Enter your email address and password for your Amazon Prime account and Sign In.
- A pop-up window will open, asking if you want to connect your Amazon Prime account to your Free Fire account. Tap on Confirm.
- If everything is successful, you will see a confirmation message.
- Now you can claim your rewards from the event website. Just tap on the Claim button under the rewards.
Note that each Amazon Prime account and each Free Fire account can claim these rewards once. That means you cannot use 1 Amazon Prime account for multiple Free Fire account and vice versa.
The event is limited to Indian players only. Also, your Amazon Prime must be active at the time you claim the rewards. So if you want some to claim some specific rewards from the event using the, wait until they are available first and then Sign up for the Amazon Prime trial.
Now that is every you need to know to get Free Fire Amazon Prime rewards for free. If you want to claim the Hayato character in Free Fire then go ahead and do it now. Remember to check out more Free Fire articles on Gurugamer for the latest news, events, and tips.
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