All The Games Amazon Is Adding To Luna+ And The Prime Gaming Channel In February
If you have a Prime membership and you’re in the U.S., you can play ‘Yakuza Kiwami’ at no extra cost … [+] in February on Luna.
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January was a rough month for cloud gaming overall given Stadia’s demise, but a few big guns are out there, still adding more games to their services or refreshing their lineups. As for Luna, Amazon has revealed the games it will bring to Luna+ and the Prime Gaming Channel in February.
The Luna+ service will gain side-scrolling action platformer Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider (which debuted on other platforms earlier this month) and laid-back sailing sim Sail Forth in February.
Luna+, which has dozens of games at this point, costs $10 per month. There’s typically a seven-day trial, but, until March 18, anyone in the U.S. can sign up for a two-month trial.
Meanwhile, Prime subscribers get access to Luna’s Prime Gaming Channel at no extra cost. There’s a rotating lineup of games each month. Throughout February, you’ll be able to play:
Yakuza Kiwami WRC Generations Potion Permit SkateBIRD
The addition of Yakuza Kiwami is intriguing, since that game’s sequel hit Luna+ in January. Perhaps Amazon reckons that folks who try this one (a remake of the original Yakuza) will enjoy it enough to sign up for Luna+ and play Yakuza Kiwami 2.
You’ll need to hunt for ingredients to create cures for ailments in ‘Potion Permit.’
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WRC Generations is a racing sim released at the end of 2022 that got decent reviews, so it may be worth checking out if rallying is your jam. In SkateBIRD, you play as a skateboarding bird. I don’t think there’s a better way to sell anyone on that game. Lastly, Potion Permit is an RPG that tasks you with convincing “the residents of Moonbury of the wonders of modern alchemy,” and curing the mayor’s daughter.
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