Amazon has rolled its cloud gaming service Luna to Fire TV users

Last year, Amazon had officially entered the cloud gaming race along with NVIDIA and Google by launching Luna. Early access for the service is live now, and it is only a small trial with invite-only access for users in the US. As of now, the company is offering the free trial option for users of Fire TV products with an agenda to attract gamers who like big-screen gaming. Verge has reported that the Fire TV users can now access the free trial by just downloading the app.  Some of the games in Luna’s pipeline are Grid, Metro Exodus, and Sonic Mania.

Amazon is also planning to tie up with Ubisoft+, where the users can gain access to games like Watchdogs: Legion and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. The list of compatible devices to access the free trial is Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV Stick Lite, Toshiba Fire TV Edition, Insignia Fire TV Edition, and Fire TV Cube. Early access of Luna can now support up to 60fps and 1080p resolution. Amazon is recommending you to have at least 10mbps internet speed. Similar to other cloud gaming services like GeForce Now and Stadia, you can play Luna with a 3rd party Bluetooth controller.