Amazon Luna is dropping support for game purchases and third-party game stores and subscriptions; previously purchased games will be accessible until June 10
The Luna game-streaming service is getting an overhaul, with Amazon pulling the plug on game purchases and hosting third-party game stores and subscriptions.
PCMag Michael Kan
Related Coverage
- Changes to Third-Party Stores & Subscriptions on Amazon Luna Amazon
- Amazon Luna goes all in on Stadia Pro-like subscription, removing everything else 9to5Google · Ben Schoon
- Amazon Luna has stopped offering individual games and subscriptions from third-party stores Video Games Chronicle · Chris Scullion
- Amazon Luna to Drop Support for Third-Party Games and Subscriptions in June CNET · Oscar Gonzalez
- News round-up: Gunzilla drama, FAA recruitment, Sunset Visitor's next game Game File · Stephen Totilo
- Amazon Luna No Longer Offering Third-Party Game Purchases, No Refunds Available TheGamer · Quinton O'Connor
- Amazon reveals big changes to Luna cloud game streaming, key features being shut down TweakTown · Derek Strickland
- Amazon dumps game purchases, third-party stores on Luna MobileSyrup · Matthew Mountjoy
- Amazon Luna Will No Longer Allow Owners to Buy Games, Access Game Stores or Third-Party Subscriptions, Starting Today IGN · Tom Phillips
- Amazon's idea of improving Luna involves stripping back most of it Android Authority · Matt Horne
- Amazon Luna axes third-party game purchases The Verge · Emma Roth
- Amazon Luna is Discontinuing Game Purchases and Third-Party Game Stores Integrations Thurrott · Laurent Giret
- Amazon's Luna cloud gaming service is ending support for game purchases and subscriptions from third-party stores, and users will lose streaming access to purchased third-party games in June PC Gamer · Lincoln Carpenter
- Amazon Luna gets worse in June, disabling third-party stores and purchases Stevivor · Steve Wright
- Amazon Luna Drops Game Purchases, Stores, and Third-Party Subscriptions TechRaptor · Joseph Allen
- Amazon's Game Streaming Service Removing Access To Purchased Games And Offering No Refunds Kotaku · Zack Zwiezen
- Amazon Luna Makes Major Changes That Impact All Users Insider Gaming · Mike Straw
- Your Amazon Luna library is about to get a lot more restricted Android Central · Jay Bonggolto
- Luna Drops Support for Third-Party Games and Services Blue's News
Discussion
-
@the_crapgamer
@the_crapgamer
on x
Another Cloud gaming business bites the dust. Cloud gaming sucks, paying $60-$80 for a game just to stream it will never be the norm
-
@tomwarren
Tom Warren
on x
looks like Xbox is back to mainly competing with Nintendo and PlayStation again [image]
-
@jezcorden
Jez
on x
Luna is dead. I am SHOCKED.
-
@film_girl
Christina Warren
on x
this makes sense; amazon needs the GPUs for ai and not to support a gaming platform no one used. bummer for anyone who purchased games tho
-
@scully1888
Chris Scullion
on x
This isn't the massive deal some people will assume it is based on the fact that Amazon is killing one part of its Luna offering. It's really a part that very few people use and it can now focus solely on its streaming subscription service (and the free PC games).
-
@deeketweak
Derek Strickland
on x
Imo, Luna was always on a countdown clock given the nature of the service; Amazon had to secure tons of licensing from multiple big games companies. It's likely Amazon no longer wants to pay the money & hosting fees. It's just not sustainable unless you're all-in on gaming.
-
@deeketweak
Derek Strickland
on x
I think today's Luna announcement really shows that non-gaming firms probably shouldn't be trusted to host gaming services. Luna was an interesting concept, but massively confusing, and aimed at casting the widest net possible. But that also costs serious money to pull off.
-
@oliver_drk
Oliver Darko
on x
This recent policy change of Luna makes me question the entire business model. The costs to run these servers for third-party content doesn't seem sustainable.
-
@naranciagaming
@naranciagaming
on x
the one thing standing in the way of the “you'll own nothing” future of gaming is the lucky fact that all the cloud gaming services somehow can't stop going bankrupt
-
@maxdeploy
Cole
on x
@Wario64 google stadia. amazon luna. both dead. the gaming platform graveyard is exclusively filled with companies that thought the hard part was the technology
-
@stevekovach
Steve Kovach
on bluesky
Headlines like this are why I'm glad I went back to buying physical game discs/cartridges [embedded post]
-
r/amazonluna
r
on reddit
Game stores (gog, ea, etc) discontinued!
-
r/Games
r
on reddit
Changes to Third-Party Stores & Subscriptions on Amazon Luna: Starting April 10, 2026, Amazon Luna will no longer offer game stores, individual game purchases or third-party subscriptions.
-
@zachbussey.tos.gg
Zach Bussey
on bluesky
Additional details: www.amazon.com/gp/help/cust... Doesn't look good for the future of that ailing product... *shakes fist at Ethan Evans, iykyk* — But, you know what is only getting better? My newsletter! Creators should join for free! tos.gg/s