Is Alexa Mini Games Free? Unlimited Mini Games Explained
By Josh4 min read
Short answer: yes. Mini Games is free to enable on Alexa, and free players get a couple of games every day. If you can't get enough, there's an optional subscription called Unlimited Mini Games that lets you keep playing across the whole collection.
Here's exactly what you get for free, what Unlimited adds and how much it costs where you live.
What's Free
- Enabling the skill. Just say "Alexa, open Mini Games". There's nothing to pay to get started.
- A couple of games every day. Enough for a quick round of Beat the Buzzer or a zombie race before tea.
- Joining a team. Pick Fire, Water, Electricity or Grass and earn coins for your team with every game. How teams work.
What Unlimited Mini Games Adds
Unlimited Mini Games removes the daily limit, so you can play as many rounds as you like across the whole Mini Games collection.
How Much Does Unlimited Mini Games Cost?
Unlimited Mini Games is a monthly subscription sold through Amazon. These were the prices on Amazon's Mini Games listings when we checked on 15 October 2026:
| Country | Price |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom (Amazon.co.uk) | £4.99 a month |
| United States (Amazon.com) | $9.99 a month (on offer at $4.99 a month at the time of writing) |
| Canada (Amazon.ca) | CA$11.99 a month |
Prices are set by Amazon for each country and can change, so check the Mini Games page in your Alexa app for the current price.
How to Subscribe
When you've played your free games for the day, Alexa will offer you Unlimited Mini Games. Say yes, and Amazon handles the purchase using the payment method on your Amazon account, just like any other Alexa in-skill purchase.
Worried about accidental purchases? You can require a voice code for purchases in the Alexa app's voice purchasing settings.
How to Cancel
You can cancel at any time. While you're playing Mini Games, ask Alexa to cancel your Unlimited Mini Games subscription, or manage it from Memberships & Subscriptions in your Amazon account.
Is It Worth It?
If you play a couple of games now and then, the free version may be all you need. If your household plays every day, for family game nights, rainy afternoons or friendly team rivalries, Unlimited means no one has to stop at the best bit.
