As of today, Amazon's Luna cloud gaming service is in operation, if only for a select group of users. People who signed up for the service's early access period have started receiving invitations to join, which includes signing up for a $6 monthly subscription as well as an invite to buy Amazon's $50 Luna Controller.
Amazon is the latest big company to get in on cloud gaming, with others including Google, Nvidia, Microsoft, and Sony already in on the action. Announced just under a month ago, invites have started going out to people in the US who signed up for early access--which you can still do here if you're curious.
Luna invites seem to be going out... @Wario64 pic.twitter.com/nu9EjxytWa
— Austin P. Adamson 🥃 (@apadamson) October 20, 2020
Users who sign up for the early access program will get a 7-day free trial, after which they'll have to pay a beta price of $6 per month, which will presumably increase when Luna+ enters full release. Amazon also sent out a link to the Luna Controller, which currently can only be bought by people signed up for Luna+. The controller also has an early access discount, currently retailing at $50 while its full price will eventually increase to $70.
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