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Amazon is now including its Luna cloud gaming service directly in Prime Video, giving Prime members with a Fire TV within the U.S. and UK a brand new Games tab that sits alongside their shows, movies, and sports starting today. Luna is included with Prime at no additional cost, there\u2019s nothing to download or purchase, and games will be played in seconds using a controller or a phone. Amazon says it built Luna for the billions of people that play games but don\u2019t own a console or gaming PC, and incorporating the service with Prime Video is a solid step forward for the platform.<\/p>\n
The library covers familiar heavy hitters like Hogwarts Legacy, EA Sports FC 26, and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, plus GameNight party games similar to Clue, Ticket to Ride, and Taboo, with recent titles added every month. \u201cFor plenty of people, games have been harder to search out than they ought to be,\u201d said Jeff Gattis, GM of gaming at Amazon. \u201cBringing Luna inside Prime Video allows Prime members to find games more naturally, and in the event that they see one they like, they click it and so they\u2019re in.\u201d<\/p>\n
Amazon can also be leaning right into a watch-and-play angle across its catalog. The Masters of the Universe film is streaming on Prime Video, and members can now jump into Masters of the Universe: Legends Unite<\/a>, a co-op card battler where as much as 4 players team up as He-Man, Skeletor, and other Eternia characters against Hordak\u2019s horde. There\u2019s also Courtroom Chaos: Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger<\/a>, an AI-powered party game that has players arguing absurd cases in front of Arnold because the judge, using only their phones. Schwarzenegger shows up again later this 12 months in The Man with the Bag, an upcoming holiday movie on Prime Video, so Amazon\u2019s suggestion is to observe him one night and play against him the following.<\/p>\n Back in April, Amazon dropped game purchases and third-party stores from Luna, and we argued on the time that the service was beginning to feel more like a perk bundled with Prime than a standalone platform. Putting Luna inside Prime Video essentially turns that into the official strategy, with the service now positioned because the playable layer of Amazon\u2019s larger entertainment bundle. Amazon says more devices, countries, and games will likely be announced within the months ahead.<\/p>\n \nIntroducing Games on Prime Video | Luna on Prime Video<\/h2>\n