Amazon Luna’s October 2026 Prime lineup brings Star Wars: Galactic Racer to Amazon Luna Standard on the same day as its console release. Sonic X Shadow Generations also joins Amazon Luna Standard this month, giving the cloud lineup two recognizable additions right at the top.
Space Metal Mania is also part of October’s GameNight lineup with Amazon Luna Remote Play support, while Prime members can claim 10 downloadable PC games through October. The PC list is separate from the Amazon Luna cloud gaming additions and includes games through Epic Games Store, GOG Code, Amazon Games App, and Legacy Games Code.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer And Sonic X Shadow Generations Join Amazon Luna Standard
Star Wars: Galactic Racer is October’s biggest Amazon Luna Standard addition. It brings a runs-based racing game to Amazon Luna on the same day as its console release, with the Galactic League setting the stage for underground races in the Outer Rim.
The game is set during the New Republic era, where rival racers, dangerous courses, and powerful syndicates all feed into the competition. For Amazon Luna Standard, that gives October a stronger new-release angle than a normal catalogue update.
Sonic X Shadow Generations also joins Amazon Luna Standard this month. It brings Classic Sonic, Modern Sonic, and Shadow together in a collection built around two different experiences.
The Shadow side includes a new story campaign with new abilities. That puts Sonic X Shadow Generations beside Star Wars: Galactic Racer as the other familiar name leading Amazon Luna Standard in October.
Space Metal Mania Is Built For Loud GameNight Sessions
Space Metal Mania already arrived on Amazon Luna in September, so October’s mention is not a new-launch beat. The heavy-metal shoot-’em-up supports Amazon Luna Remote Play, which fits its shared-play setup.
The game mixes heavy metal music with arcade shoot-’em-up action and co-op play. You pilot a ship through alien hordes, dodge bullet patterns, fight bosses, and reclaim occupied territories.
The soundtrack is part of the hook, too, with heavy metal tracks and Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine tied into the action. For GameNight, Space Metal Mania gives October a louder co-op option without using the usual party-game setup.
Free PC Games Included With Prime In October 2026
Prime members can also claim 10 downloadable PC games throughout October. These are not Amazon Luna cloud games, and they are redeemed separately through Epic Games Store, GOG Code, Amazon Games App, and Legacy Games Code.
The PC list starts on October 1 with Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit and DOOM. From there, new claim games arrive each week through October 29.
October’s Free PC Games Arrive Across Five Dates
- Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit (October 1, Epic Games Store)
- DOOM (October 1, GOG Code)
- Conarium (October 8, GOG Code)
- WarBreeds (October 8, GOG Code)
- Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong (October 15, Epic Games Store)
- Caravan SandWitch (October 15, Amazon Games App)
- Ad Infinitum (October 22, Epic Games Store)
- Time Travel: Escape Room Game (October 22, Legacy Games Code)
- Trash Goblin (October 29, Epic Games Store)
- Kiborg (October 29, Amazon Games App)
Play On Amazon Luna And PC Included With Prime This October 2026
October’s Amazon Luna lineup has a clear split. Amazon Luna Standard gets Star Wars: Galactic Racer and Sonic X Shadow Generations, Space Metal Mania remains part of the GameNight side, and the PC side adds 10 games to claim through the month.
For Prime members, the Amazon Luna side starts with a same-day Star Wars release and a familiar Sonic collection. The PC list stretches across five dates, with the final October claims arriving on October 29.
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