Amazon announced on Thursday, July 23, 2026, that it is integrating its Luna cloud gaming service into Prime Video, allowing subscribers to play games directly through the streaming platform. The move aims to combine video streaming and gaming in a single interface.
According to Amazon's press release, the integration will launch with a selection of games including 'Hogwarts Legacy,' 'EA Sports FC 26,' 'Indiana Jones and the Great Circle,' 'Clue,' and 'Tales from the Borderlands.' These titles will be accessible to Prime members at no additional cost beyond their existing subscription.
Amazon Luna, which launched in early access in 2020, has been available as a separate subscription service. The new integration marks a strategic shift to bundle cloud gaming with Prime Video, potentially increasing the value proposition for Prime members. The company stated that more games will be added over time.
This development comes as competition in cloud gaming intensifies, with rivals like Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming and Nvidia's GeForce Now expanding their offerings. Amazon's move could attract casual gamers who already subscribe to Prime Video, though the service's game library remains smaller than some competitors.
