Amazon Luna lands in the US with access to a free subscription if you are Amazon Prime

The streaming gaming platform Amazon Luna It has been released in the United States, and it does so with a policy designed to monopolize the maximum number of users, and that is that all users who have an Amazon Prime subscription will be able to access the platform without the need to make an additional payment or to pay an increase in your subscription.

However, this entails a limitation in terms of the games available: Devil May Cry 5; Observer: System Redux; PHOGS!; flash-backs; and from March 8 to 14, Immortals Fenyx Rising. Best of all, these free games will rotate.

If you want to access the more than 100 existing games, it will be necessary to pay $5.99 per month before March 31 (then $9.99), while if you want to access Ubisoft games, you’ll need to pay $17.99 per month.

“Amazon today announced that its Luna cloud gaming service is now available to all customers in the continental United States with an expanded game library and new features. The new Prime Gaming Channel offers Amazon Prime customers a unique offer to try a rotating selection of free games on Luna, and all players can now access even more games by subscribing to the new Retro Channel and the Jackbox Games Channel.

Luna’s new features include live streaming to Twitch and the Luna Phone Controller, which is available in the Luna Controller app for iPhone and Android phones.

Amazon Luna is a cloud gaming service that lets you play on devices you already own, including Fire TVs, Fire tablets, Windows PCs, Chromebooks, Macs, iPhones, iPads, and Android phones. Luna offers a wide variety of channels to choose from, bringing great content from multiple genres so there is always something interesting to play for all types of gamers. Luna is powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), making it easy to stream games without the need for lengthy downloads or updates, expensive hardware, or complicated setup.”