Amazon Prime members can now stream Star Wars Outlaws and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora through the Amazon Luna cloud gaming service as part of their subscription. These titles are among the new additions to Luna's library for September.
Star Wars Outlaws, developed by Massive Entertainment, puts players in the role of scoundrel Kay Vess navigating the criminal underworld of the galaxy. The game combines Ubisoft's established open-world formula with elements of Star Wars lore, allowing players to take on contracts for crime syndicates, evade the Empire, and engage in combat. While the game received a mixed reception at launch, subsequent updates have reportedly improved the experience, making it a notable entry for Star Wars fans and open-world enthusiasts.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, also from Massive Entertainment, allows players to assume the role of a Na'vi defending their home planet from the RDA. Originally a first-person experience, the game can now be played in third-person, a change that developers have suggested enhances the gameplay. Despite a mixed critical reception, the game has garnered over 8,700 Mostly Positive reviews on Steam.
In addition to these streaming titles, Amazon Prime Gaming is offering a selection of free PC games throughout September via redeemable codes for storefronts like the Epic Games Store and GOG. These games are yours to keep even if your Prime subscription ends. Titles available include War Hospital, Just Die Already, Drop Duchy, Doom and Doom 2, Botany Manor, Rims Racing, Wall World 2, Hue, The Da Vinci Cryptex, and High on Life. Doom Eternal will also be available starting September 17th.
Other games joining the Luna library this month include King of Tokyo, It’s Quiz Time: Guinness World Records, Bowling Mayhem, and Cranium Planet, though specific release dates for these titles were not provided.