Amazon Luna Ends Support for Individual Game Purchases and Third-Party Store Integrations

Amazon Luna has immediately discontinued sales of individual games and third-party subscriptions, including access to EA, Ubisoft, and GOG store purchases. Players can continue streaming existing third-party titles until 10 June 2026, after which only Luna Standard and Luna Premium subscriptions will remain.

Amazon’s cloud gaming platform, Luna, has ceased supporting individual game sales and store integrations from EA, Ubisoft, and GOG as of 10 April 2026. This marks a significant shift in Luna’s offering, as users can no longer link accounts or buy games via these third-party stores for streaming on Luna.

Key facts on the Luna update:

• Sales and integrations ended: Individual game purchases and third-party subscriptions from EA, Ubisoft, and GOG stores are no longer available on Luna as of 10 April 2026.
• Grace period: Games previously purchased via Luna integrations remain playable on the service until 10 June 2026.
• Post-June 2026: Those games will only be accessible directly through EA, Ubisoft, or GOG platforms, not via Luna’s cloud streaming.
• Subscription changes: Ubisoft+ and Jackbox Games subscriptions purchased through Luna will be cancelled at the next billing cycle. Users must resubscribe directly with providers.
• Luna Premium offer: Some users will be eligible for a complimentary Luna Premium membership. Amazon will contact them on or after 10 June 2026 with details.

In an email to subscribers, Amazon stated:

“Starting April 10, 2026, Amazon Luna will no longer offer game stores, individual game purchases or third-party subscriptions. You’ll still be able to play any games you’ve already purchased and access your third-party subscription benefits … until June 10, 2026.”

The company made it clear that these changes affect only the ability to buy and stream third-party titles and subscriptions. Luna is retaining its focus on the curated Luna Standard and Luna Premium subscriptions. In Amazon’s words:

“What’s staying and getting even better? We’re doubling down on a broad range of gaming experiences, including strong third-party titles, delivered in ways that make great games more accessible, as well as new and unique gaming experiences like GameNight.”

Amazon also noted its commitment to subscribers:

“We appreciate you being part of our journey, and we’re excited to continue delivering great games and gaming experiences through Luna Standard and Luna Premium.”

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Luna’s Strategic Shift and What Players Lose

Up until this policy change, Luna players could purchase games on the EA, Ubisoft, or GOG stores and stream them directly on Luna’s platform. The Bring Your Own Library feature, which enabled streaming of externally purchased titles, will end support for all such games after 10 June 2026. All integrations with third-party stores have now been completely removed.

From today, Luna users can only play games included in the Luna Standard and Luna Premium subscriptions. Jackbox Games and Ubisoft+ subscriptions, formerly available through Luna, are also discontinued; affected users must subscribe via the publishers’ platforms after their current billing period ends.

For a subset of players, there is a silver lining. According to Amazon’s announcement, some users will qualify for a free Luna Premium membership. This offer, intended as compensation for players losing access to their integrated libraries, will be detailed after 10 June 2026 via direct email contact.

Current Luna Service Offerings

Luna now provides two plans:

• Luna Standard: Focused on a rotating library of curated games.
• Luna Premium: Offers an expanded collection and benefits for serious gamers.

Since its relaunch in October 2025, Luna has included features like GameNight, a roster of thirty party titles targeted at casual players. These games can be played using a mobile phone as a controller, requiring no app downloads, part of Amazon’s initiative to streamline casual gaming access.

While individual purchases and third-party library support have ended, Amazon has reiterated its plan to expand Luna’s in-house experiences and bolster its own library with high-quality third-party titles delivered within subscription packages.

Summary

Timeline of Key Changes:

• 10 April 2026: Luna ends all third-party store integrations, game purchases, and subscriptions.
• 10 June 2026: All externally purchased games and subscriptions lose Luna cloud streaming access.

Existing purchases from EA, Ubisoft, or GOG stores will remain accessible through their respective platforms, but not via Luna after the June cutoff. Players are being encouraged to claim their games directly from the original store accounts.

Luna’s road ahead focuses on curated access and new in-service gaming experiences, moving away from the hybrid store-linking model. This marks a significant endpoint for Luna’s original experiment in external library aggregation, a move that reshapes expectations for cloud gaming’s future under Amazon’s stewardship.