So long, Twitch Prime. Today, Amazon is rebranding the suite of video game-focused perks to match the naming convention of its other digital services, such as Prime Video and Prime Reading. The newly-named Prime Gaming works the same way as before. It’s bundled with Amazon Prime — the company’s all-encompassing subscription service that includes faster ‘premium’ deliveries — and offers a bunch of digital goodies that are designed to entice gamers. These include a free channel subscription on Twitch (if you don’t have Prime, these normally cost at least $5 per month), a smattering of games and items for popular titles such as Apex Legends.

Amazon hasn’t said why it’s rebranding Twitch Prime. We’re guessing some Prime customers still aren’t aware that Twitch Prime exists or comes with their membership. There might be some users, too, who play games but don’t use Twitch and wrongly assume that the perks aren’t relevant to them. In a press release, Amazon said that Prime Gaming “brings more new content for more games than ever before,” pointing to the various SNK titles that have been offered to subscribers and the agreements it’s secured with heavyweight publishers such as Riot Games and Roblox Corporation.

Subscribers don’t get the full year free up front, however, so read the fine print. Those interested will need to head to Twitch’s website to claim 30 days free first, then come back after 60 days to claim another nine months of access.

So while it’s a year total free, anyone wanting to enjoy Switch Online features like cloud saves, classic games and online multiplayer without a break (don’t worry, it won’t delete your saves) will probably need to pay up for at least a short period. If you’ve already purchased your Switch online subscription, then the free months will just add on top of whatever you already have. Simple, right?