Amazon’s cloud gaming service Luna has made its debut in the US

Some of the games in the March lineup include Immortals Fenyx Rising, Devil May Cry 5, and Phogs!

It has been a blockbuster week for Amazon Luna and for other players in the cloud ecosystem, as the service was made available to users in the mainland US. Since its debut in 2020, Luna has been offered only on an invite basis. When compared to other cloud gaming service prices, Amazon provides a better-unified library of games for just one month’s fee. In Google Stadia, players can buy the titles individually or gain access to more than 50titles by getting a Pro subscription. In Luna, the games are often split into two channels, each of which will have its own fee structure, and you will end up paying only for the games you are interested in.

Luna, along with Channel, has added several new contents as a part of this week’s launch. The Retro Channel of Luna has some of the greatest gaming classics like Metal Slug 3, Street Fighter 3, and others. There is another channel called Amazon Gaming Channel in which subscribers will get access to set games at no extra cost. Some of the games in the March lineup include Immortals Fenyx Rising, Devil May Cry 5, and Phogs from March 8th to 14th. There are more than 150 million Prime users in the US who now have access to Luna at no extra cost.