Amazon Luna is now available to US subscribers for $10 per month

Amazon Lunathe retail giant’s cloud gaming service which launched as early as October 2020, It’s available now Everywhere in the United States. Luna will offer selective subscriptions to five channels, and Amazon Prime members will have access to a monthly cycle of games included with that subscription.

Luna, formerly Available by invitation only (From a public enrollment page), it will also add two channels to its existing collection of Luna Plus, Ubisoft Plus, and Luna’s Family Channel. New subscriptions are the Retro channel, whose collection includes titles such as Street Fighter 2 And the metal ingot 3and the Jackbox Games channel, which will also allow subscribers to invite non-subscribers to a multiplayer game.

Luna Plus is $9.99 a month. The Family channel is $5.99 per month. Retro and Jackbox Games are $4.99 per month, and Ubisoft Plus via Amazon Luna is $17.99 per month (the same price as Google Stadia customers). Amazon Prime, which includes Prime Video, free shipping, and other considerations, is $14.99 per month and $139 annually.

Luna Early Access subscribers can lock in their original rates — $5.99 for Luna Plus and $2.99 ​​for the Family Channel — if they sign up for either service before March 31, and for as long as they keep that subscription.

The new Prime Gaming channel debuted with Luna’s arrival at Devil May Cry 5; Monitor: System Redux; PHOGS! And the recovery. From March 8 to March 14, Prime subscribers can also play Ubisoft Immortal Phoenix Rising. The Jackbox Games channel provides access to all eight Jackbox Party packages launched since 2014. (The ninth is scheduled for release later in 2022).

In a press release, Amazon said that an update to the Luna client on PC and Mac will go live on Tuesday, enabling one-click live streaming of games. Fire TV users will also be able to use a QR code to start playing games. The Luna Controller app, now available for both iOS and Android, will allow users to turn mobile devices into Luna controllers on Fire TV.

Amazon Luna It was launched on October 21, 2020 It is available across Windows PC, Mac, Fire TV, Android, and iOS. Ubisoft Plus (formerly Uplay Plus) Join Luna later that month. The service supports Xbox One and PlayStation 4 DualShock 4 game consoles; It also offers a proprietary Luna dual analog controller for $49.99.