Amazon Luna
Luna is a cloud gaming service offered by Amazon in the United States. Amazon Luna contains a rotating selection of games each month with a Amazon Prime subscription. You can also purchase different game subscriptions including Luna+, Ubisoft+ and can purchase individual games from GOG and the Ubisoft Store.
Details on Amazon Luna Cloud Gaming
- Price: Free Amazon Prime Tier. $9.99 per month for Luna+; additional channels available at varying prices.
- Device Availability: PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Android, iOS, Web Browser, SmartTV (Samsung Tizen, Amazon Fire TV)
- Supported Regions: US, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Austria, Poland, Netherlands.
- Server Locations: See Map of Amazon Luna Cloud Gaming Datacenters
- Max Fidelity: 1080p x 60 FPS
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Luna News
Below you can find all the latest news stories and articles related to Luna Cloud Gaming.
Luna Deprecates Native Desktop Apps, Browser Access Remains
As first reported by AFTVNews, it appears that Amazon is deprecating the native Luna apps for Mac and Windows. The apps have been removed from documentation pages. Also, from the site that lists how to play Luna on various types of devices. While this definitely isn’t positive news, desktop and laptop users (including those on […]
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Amazon Luna Actively Advertising on Twitter
It’s a rare thing to see cloud gaming get any advertising. Back in the day, Google Stadia ran a short advertising campaign on Google’s own YouTube video platform. That is the only real mainstream advertising we think a cloud service has ever gotten. Until now that is! Amazon Luna has begun actively advertising on Twitter. […]
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Amazon Luna Adding Two Games in June
Amazon Luna today put out their monthly blog post announcing their June games. This is on the heels of the discovery that the service would be losing a number of high quality titles through the end of May and early June including Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3. To replace these games. Amazon Luna […]
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Amazon Luna Controller Sale
For the first time since Amazon Luna expanded to Canada, The UK and Germany, the official Amazon Luna controller has gone on sale. It is approximately 30% off everywhere. Here is where you can purchase the device in each territory: Bundle and Save In addition, various Fire TV + Luna Controller bundles are on sale […]
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Luna Losing Resident Evil and Other Big Titles in June
Amazon Luna+ giveth, and Amazon Luna+ taketh away. The service is now set to lose Resident Evil titles and other big games in June. Luna+ was always intended to contain a rotating selection of games. But, for about two years, it grew pretty much monotonically alongside content in complimentary channels like the Retro and Family […]
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Amazon Giving out Free Month of Luna+ Due to Fortnite “Oops”
Amazon Luna recently added support for Fortnite. Not only that, they made it free for anyone with an Amazon Prime subscription to stream! They are essentially giving away time on their GPU servers to anyone with Prime. Not too shabby a deal! Apparently, though, from Amazon’s perspective, the rollout didn’t go entirely as planned. They’ve […]
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How to Play Amazon Luna on Google TV
While there is not yet an official Android TV or Google TV app available for Amazon Luna, you can actually use the Fire TV app to run Luna on devices with these OS’s already! Working devices include the Chromecast with Google TV and the NVIDIA Shield TV. Since the Fire TV OS is Android based, […]
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Fortnite Now Playable on Amazon Luna
We recently reported rumors that Fornite was heading to Amazon Luna. Today we’ve got great news for Luna fans – we can confirm that Fortnite is now playable (for free to Prime subscribers!) on Amazon Luna, a cloud gaming service that allows users to play games without having to download or install them. The game […]
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8 Games Leaving Luna in May
Amazon Luna picked up 6 games (with the surprise addition yesterday of Jackbox Party Starter in the Jackbox Channel) in April and lost 7 (with Narita Boy departing earlier today). The net loss of just one title over the course of the month was nice to see after months of net losses of over 10 […]
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May Luna Games Announced
Amazon Luna has announced the games coming to the service in May. The following 5 new titles titles are coming to the service. While it is nice to see 5 titles added, this list is likely to be a bit less exciting for subscribers than the impressive set of games that were added for April. […]
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