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Amazon Luna temporarily opening no-invite access to all Prime members later this month

As the cloud gaming market continues to expand, various services are becoming more widely available. Today, Amazon is announcing a Prime Day deal for Amazon Luna that opens instant access to the service, no invite required.

During its Early Access period, Amazon Luna has been in an invite-only state. Anyone can request an invite, but the only way to get instant access to the platform is to sign up from a Fire TV device.

For two days later this month, June 21 and June 22, Amazon will be opening Luna signups to all Prime members. Just go to amazon.com/luna, and during those two days, you’ll be able to sign up for the cloud streaming service and start a seven-day free trial. After that point, you can opt to keep Luna+ for $5.99/month and your access will remain as long as the subscription is going.

Get priority access to Luna and play free for 7 days

For a limited time, Prime members can access games on Amazon Luna without requesting an invite for early access. Start a Luna+ 7-day free trial to play action, adventure, platformer, indie, shooter, RPG, racing, and classic games – and we’re always adding more.

Notably, too, Amazon is offering Luna hardware at a big discount for Prime Day. From June 14 to 22 the Luna Controller will be 30% off and the bundle that includes a Fire TV Stick 4K will be $73.98, over $40 off. Our colleagues at 9to5Toys have more details on that deal and many more surrounding Prime Day.

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