Amazon have announced a bit of a refresh is coming to their cloud gaming service Amazon Luna, with new games and new ways to play.
From the announcement they said at some point later this year (they didn't specify) you'll see a "completely redesigned and reimagined Amazon Luna that combines innovative social party games with amazing blockbusters to make every night in your house the perfect game night to share with your family and friends".
The new additions will be included in Amazon Prime subscriptions at no additional cost. This includes "GameNight", a new social play system that doesn't need a controller, you can use a smartphone with games designed around the living room TV with people able to join by a QR code. It all sounds a bit similar to what Jackbox Games do with their party packs.
GameNight will arrive with a collection of social party games that will be added to the service including more than 25 multiplayer games that include "GameNight-optimized takes on favorites like Angry Birds, Draw & Guess, Exploding Kittens and Flappy Golf Party, to party‑ready adaptations of board game hits such as Taboo, Ticket to Ride and Clue".
However, they're also jumping in with more AI generation. One of these games is called Courtroom Chaos: Starring Snoop Dogg which they say is "human‑built" that's an "AI‑powered improv courtroom game where players invent outrageous characters, spin wild stories, and do whatever it takes to defend their testimonies before Judge Snoop Dogg".
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They also announced a further expansion for traditional gaming. So for those of you who prefer bigger more normal gaming, there's something in the announcement for you too.
With this "all-new" Luna will it have "a diverse and growing library of more than 50 popular, classic, indie, and blockbuster games" including the likes of Hogwarts Legacy, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, and TopSpin 2K25, Dave the Diver, MotoGP 25, Farming Simulator 22, and SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom amongst others like EA SPORTS FC 25, LEGO DC Super-Villains, Team Sonic Racing, and Batman: Arkham Knight.
See more in the announcement.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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R Daneel Olivaw 2 days ago
So we have this weird dichotomy of big firms pushing AI and actually marketing it as a HUGE positive and then the actual recipients of that marketing are, at best, neutral, and at worst, actively turning their backs on the offering.
Absolutely bizarre.
I've never met a consumer that wanted AI. Ever. The most positive thing I've seen written, or heard said about AI is a disinterested "meh". And yet the enterprise/corporate world seems to be tripping over itself for the tech.@scaine
For the enterprise/corporate world, any means of not paying someone to do the work that AI can do in a short amount of time is a win in their books.
Last edited by ToddL on 2 Oct 2025 at 3:01 pm UTC
I'm going to keep as far away as possible from that game. Anyhow – how can it be “human-built” and “”AI-powered at the same time?
R Daneel Olivaw a day ago
I for one welcome it with arms open.
The industry is going all-in with cloud and AI...
Game streaming is a solved technology. I played the entirety of Assassin's Creed Odyssey through project stream in 2018, it's a good experience for people without gaming PCs!(30mbps cable internet at the time)
And Xbox's cloud whatever-they-call-it is even better(I think it's using Mixer's FTL protocol), I played Fortnite on it last year over wifi.
I know this isn't an attractive service for the typical reader here, but normies don't know Luna exists and should probably give it a try.
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