Amazon is the latest big company to set foot in cloud games, and other companies including Google, NVIDIA, Microsoft and Sony have also set foot in it. At present, Amazon's cloud game service Luna has started to operate. Users who have applied for the preemptive experience have begun to receive invitations one after another.
Users who apply for the Preemptive Experience Program will get a free trial period of 7 days, after which they will have to pay a monthly subscription fee of $5.99, which may increase when Luna+ enters the official release.
Amazon also sent a link to the Luna controller, which can only be purchased by people who have registered Luna+. The controller also has a preemptive experience discount. The current retail price is $50, and its full price will eventually increase to $70.
Precautions for Amazon Luna:
Amazon Luna is currently compatible with PC, Mac and Fire TV, and is the first officially launched iPhone and iPad game streaming service on iOS. Although there is no Android support at present, its compatibility with iOS devices may put it in a leading position in the competition. So far, Apple's restrictive regulations on the App Store have hindered this competition.
Pre-experience subscription contains 50 quite good games, including the well-received Control, which can be streamed in the mode of 1080p/60fps.