Amazon Luna is now available to Prime Video subscribers using Fire TV in the US and UK, bringing the cloud gaming service into Amazon’s film and television app. Eligible viewers can find games through a dedicated Games tab and access them using a controller or phone. The integration gives Prime members another way to discover games without needing to start in a separate gaming app.
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How Amazon Luna works in Prime Video
Luna is included with the overall Prime subscription, and its game library can be opened from the Games tab on a Fire TV. Players can use a controller or a phone to access games. If you are looking for the feature, check the Prime Video interface on a compatible Fire TV device; the launch announcement specifically covers Fire TV users in the US and UK.
Before choosing a game, check whether it is included with your membership or requires an additional subscription or linked digital storefront library. The available selection can vary depending on those connections, so a title appearing in the broader Luna catalog does not necessarily mean it is available through Prime alone.
What games are available on Amazon Luna?
Depending on additional subscriptions such as Ubisoft+ and linked digital storefront libraries, Luna offers a collection of more than 100 titles. Examples include Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Hogwarts Legacy, and EA Sports FC 26.
For a practical check, review the game’s access requirements before starting it. This can help clarify whether it is part of Prime membership or tied to another subscription or linked library.
Amazon’s approach to reaching more players
Amazon gaming general manager Jeff Gattis said the Prime Video integration is intended to make games easier for Prime members to discover. He described the aim as reducing the effort spent searching for games and making it simpler to move from finding a title to playing it.
Amazon Luna launched in the US in early March 2022, followed a few weeks later by launches in the UK, Germany, and Canada. The latest integration reflects a broader effort to reach people who do not own dedicated gaming hardware, rather than competing only for customers who already use a console or gaming PC.
Gattis said Amazon sees room to grow gaming beyond the established console and PC audience. He also noted that major platforms already compete for many of the same customers, while Luna’s focus is on making games accessible to people who may not have dedicated gaming devices.
What Prime members should know
- Access described here is for Prime Video subscribers using Fire TV in the US and UK.
- Games are available from the Games tab, using a controller or phone.
- The library includes more than 100 titles, but access to some games depends on extra subscriptions or linked digital storefront libraries.
For Prime members in supported regions, Amazon Luna adds a gaming option within an app they may already use for films and TV. Check the Games tab and each title’s access requirements to see which games are available through your own membership.