Amazon Luna sits in Amazon’s cloud gaming range, competing with services like Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce NOW. Instead of buying a console or waiting on big downloads, you stream games over the internet to supported devices, with the library rotating over time. If you already have Prime, Luna is part of the wider Prime ecosystem, and this offer focuses on a Premium subscription period that broadens what you can play.

No console, no downloads — but is cloud gaming right for you?

If your broadband is reliable, Luna’s biggest appeal is jumping in quickly across screens, then picking up where you left off. It’s also geared towards social play: GameNight leans into party-style sessions you can run with friends, which suits casual evenings more than competitive ranked play. The trade-off is that performance depends on your connection and home network, and the catalogue can change, so it’s best for people happy to dip into a curated library rather than owning every title outright.

• Streaming play: saves storage space and avoids patches, but needs stable Wi‑Fi or Ethernet.
• Rotating library: encourages trying new games, though favourites may leave over time.
• GameNight: party-focused sessions that work well for groups and families.