Amazon may have opted not to renew store licensing for its Luna game streaming service, announcing that all game purchases are no longer available on Luna.

Amazon doesn’t really make a lot of games, so the company had to buy third-party games to make the cloud game streaming service Luna actually work. Like Google with Stadia, Amazon Luna allowed users to buy full-priced games that could be streamed on the service, but this function is being retired and the store is being shut down today, April 10, 2026.

If you did buy games via Luna’s storefront, you can still stream those games through the service until June. “After June 10, 2026, previously purchased a-la-carte titles will no longer be playable on Luna,” the FAQ says.

You’ll own nothing and like it.

  • Agent_Karyo@piefed.worldEnglish
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    3 hours ago

    Why can’t they get a Steam/GOG/Windows Store Key for the games from the Luna store which will sunsetted? That seems like the reasons way forward if they don’t want to run the Luna storefront.

    Or am I missing something? From my understanding, the article states that only “bring your own game” entries can be played on other platforms (of course they can, since the game are probably from Steam,/GOG etc.).

    • Butterpaderp@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      3 hours ago

      They’re probably wagering that any legal battles arising from this move will be easier to deal with than actually being pro-consumer. Fuck Amazon.