Amazon Luna has just gotten even better with the addition of over 40 new games from the GOG store. This means more options for players who want to enjoy gaming without the need for a console or a high-powered PC. With Luna, all you need is a TV and a controller to start playing, as long as your TV is compatible and connected to the internet.
Luna Expands to Three New Countries
Not only has Luna expanded its game library, but it has also expanded its availability to three new countries. Previously only available in select countries, Luna can now be accessed in Poland, Austria, and the Netherlands. This opens up the service to even more players who are looking for a convenient way to play games.
Amazon's partnership with GOG has brought a variety of new games to Luna, including popular titles like Cuphead, The Witcher series, Hollow Knight, and more. While some games from CD Projekt Red are notably missing, there are still plenty of options to choose from.
To play GOG games on Luna, you will need to buy or already own them. Subscriptions are required to access the service, but Amazon Prime members can enjoy some games at no additional cost. With Luna's continued expansion, more players around the world can experience the convenience of cloud gaming.
- Gaming without console: Enjoy a seamless gaming experience with just a TV and controller.
- Expanded availability: Now accessible in Poland, Austria, and the Netherlands.
- GOG partnership: Over 40 new games added, including Cuphead, The Witcher series, and Hollow Knight.
- Subscriptions: Required for access, but Amazon Prime members get some games at no extra cost.
This expansion marks another significant step for Amazon Luna in the competitive cloud gaming market. By continually adding new games and expanding its reach to more countries, Luna is positioning itself as a formidable player in the industry. Whether you're an avid gamer or someone looking to dip their toes into the world of gaming, Amazon Luna offers a convenient and versatile platform to suit your needs.
