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Amazon Luna adds Control Ultimate Edition and more

Amazon has refreshed its Luna lineup for March 2026, giving Prime subscribers a new wave of cloud‑streamable titles alongside a batch of PC games to claim permanently.

Prime members can jump into eight Luna games this month, including Control: Ultimate Edition, Wobbly Life, House of Golf 2, ClayFighter, Mortal Shell, and Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris, offering a mix of action-adventure, retro fighters, Souls‑likes, and accessible multiplayer picks.

Prime Gaming’s claim‑and‑keep catalogue expands as well, headlined by Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep, Total War: Rome II – Emperor Edition, Rebel Galaxy Outlaw, Total War: Three Kingdoms, and Deep Sky Derelicts, with additional titles expected throughout the month.

Luna remains included with Prime at no extra cost, allowing members to stream games instantly without installs or dedicated hardware.

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