Amazon Luna September 2026 Free Games: 'Doom Eternal,' 'High on Life,' and More

Amazon has revealed its latest batch of free titles for Luna subscribers, and shooter fans have plenty to look forward to this time around.

The lineup rolls out across the month in weekly waves, giving Prime members several ways to build out their library at no extra cost.

Amazon Luna Unveils September 2026 Free Games

The September lineup for Amazon Luna spans eleven titles released across four different weeks, and every game claimed during the promotion stays in a member's library permanently, even after a Prime subscription ends.

• " War Hospital ": Releases September 3; available via Epic Games Store. This strategy title puts players in charge of running a field hospital during wartime, forcing tough calls about who gets treated and when resources run short.
• " Just Die Already ": Releases September 3; available via Epic Games Store. Billed as an old people mayhem sandbox game from the studio behind the "Goat Simulator" series, it leans into destructive, physics-driven chaos.
• " Drop Duchy ": Releases September 10; available via Epic Games Store. This title blends tower defense strategy with falling block puzzle mechanics for a mix that rewards careful planning.
• " DOOM + DOOM II ": Releases September 10; available via GOG code. This bundle brings back the original two entries that helped define the first-person shooter genre decades ago.
• " Botany Manor ": Releases September 10; available via Epic Games Store. Players solve puzzles by cultivating rare plants inside a historic manor, blending horticulture with light mystery solving.
• " DOOM Eternal ": Releases September 17; available via Microsoft code. The genre-defining shooter sequel returns with fast-paced combat and demon-slaying set pieces.
• " RiMS Racing ": Releases September 17; available via Epic Games Store. This motorbike simulator focuses on realistic handling and customization for racing enthusiasts.
• " Wall World 2 ": Releases September 17; available via the Amazon Games app.
• " Hue ": Releases September 24; available via Epic Games Store. A color-based puzzle platformer where shifting the background hue reveals new paths forward.
• " The Da Vinci Cryptex ": Releases September 24; available via Legacy Games code. This puzzle adventure draws on Renaissance-era codebreaking themes.
• " High on Life ": Releases September 24; available via Epic Games Store. The irreverent first-person shooter pairs gunplay with a wildly comedic, talking weapon-driven story.

Amazon Luna Also Gets New Games to Stream

Beyond the free monthly titles, Luna's standard streaming catalog is also expanding this month with two additional games available to play without needing to claim them permanently.

• " Star Wars Outlaws ": An open-world action-adventure set in the Star Wars universe, following a scoundrel navigating the criminal underworld.
• " Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora ": An open-world adventure set on the alien world of Pandora, letting players explore its landscapes and wildlife.

Several new additions are also joining Luna's GameNight lineup for social and party-style play.

• " King of Tokyo ": Now available. A kaiju-themed board game adaptation centered on monster battles for control of the city.
• " It's Quiz Time: Guinness World Records ": Now available. A trivia game built around record-breaking facts and feats.
• "Bowling Mayhem": Coming soon. A casual bowling game aimed at group play.
• "Cranium Planet": Coming soon. A party game built around varied mini challenges and general knowledge.

How to Access and Play on Amazon Luna?

Amazon Luna requires an active Amazon Prime membership to access its cloud gaming library, including the free monthly titles and GameNight offerings. Once signed in, members can reach the streaming platform through Amazon Prime Video, where Luna is integrated alongside Amazon's other entertainment offerings, or by claiming games directly through Luna's own site.

This setup lets subscribers stream titles across supported devices without needing to download or install anything locally, while still keeping any claimed games tied to their account going forward.