Amazon Luna is now part of Prime, and this change brings exciting new games, a Premium subscription tier, and unique social features. Prime Gaming will disappear later this year, with Luna taking its place inside every Amazon Prime membership.
What This Means for Prime Members
From launch, every Prime subscriber will gain access to cloud streaming via a. The lineup will rotate each month but promises to grow more diverse and ambitious. Confirmed titles include:
- Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
- Hogwarts Legacy
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2
This means Prime no longer just offers movies, shows, and free delivery — it now directly includes a library of streamable games.
Amazon Luna Premium: A New Paid Upgrade
For players who want more variety, Amazon will launch Luna Premium. This paid upgrade expands the catalog with blockbuster hits and competitive favorites such as:
- EA Sports FC 25
- Team Sonic Racing
Premium members will effectively have access to a larger, evolving library beyond what the standard Prime subscription includes.
GameNight: Party Play With Friends on Amazon Luna
Another new addition is GameNight, a family- and party-focused hub. It offers a mix of popular digital board games and quirky multiplayer titles, such as:
- Ticket to Ride
- Exploding Kittens
- Angry Birds
GameNight is designed to be easy and accessible: players can join in with just a smartphone, making it a casual, couch-friendly alternative to traditional console gaming.
Exclusive Originals: Snoop Dogg as a Judge
Perhaps the most unusual new feature is Amazon’s push for Luna-exclusive content. Among the first is a humorous party game where players invent characters and wild stories to argue their case in a virtual courtroom — with rapper Snoop Dogg dressed as the judge. This unique twist highlights Amazon’s ambition to make Luna more than just another streaming library.
Why Amazon Is Making This Move
Amazon says integrating Luna into Prime is about flexibility, value, and entertainment variety. With gaming becoming more mainstream, the company wants to make sure Prime covers all forms of digital media:
“We believe Prime members deserve more ways to play — whether that’s blockbuster adventures, quick party games with friends, or innovative new experiences only possible through Amazon Luna Prime cloud gaming.”
Player Reactions So Far
Reactions online have been mixed. Many welcome the expanded catalog and easy access to cloud gaming at no extra cost for Prime members. Others, however, are skeptical about the eventual Premium upsell and whether Amazon can keep the library fresh with enough AAA titles.
Will Amazon Follow Microsoft’s Game Pass Strategy?
With Amazon Luna Prime now part of Prime and the new Premium tier, one question remains: is Amazon taking notes from Microsoft’s Game Pass strategy? They are clearly expanding their catalog, adding exclusive games, and even including unique party features like GameNight.
Do you think this is just the beginning? Could Amazon also adopt other cloud gaming innovations, or are they carving out a completely different path?
We want to hear from you! Are these moves smart, or will Microsoft continue to dominate the cloud gaming space? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.
Not familiar with Microsoft’s latest Game Pass changes? Check out our previous article here