Cloud gaming app Amazon Luna now also works on Google TV and Android TV

Amazon Luna is among the companies Amazon provides along with Prime and Prime Video. Luna is basically a cloud gaming service by means of which customers can play video games that they can not run on their very own PC or recreation console.

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For some time, the Amazon Luna app was solely out there on Amazon’s personal TV fashions, the Hearth TVs. Good TVs from Samsung, whose working system relies on Tizen, can even run the cloud gaming app. For TVs from different manufacturers, together with Google and Android TV, it was unimaginable to run the app till now.

Maybe that can change quickly. Within the newest updates to the Luna app, Amazon added help for Android TV OS, the underlying system for each Google TV and Android TV. That occurred quietly, with no discover from Amazon. Twitter person Artem Russakovskii (@ArtemR) noticed the change within the app. Bee 9to5Google then they sideloaded the app onto one among their Android TV gadgets – and all the pieces appears to be working.

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That in itself is just not notably stunning: Amazon TV apps normally work on Android TV containers. Solely then there isn’t any icon for the appliance on the house display screen. That’s now the case, which implies that it may be assumed that the cloud gaming app was certainly tailored to additionally run on Google and Android TV containers.

Amazon Prime Gaming

With Amazon Luna it’s doable to play video games resembling Fortnite, Resident Evil 2 and every kind of titles from the Ubisoft and Jackbox library. The service prices about $9.99 per 30 days and has a extra intensive vary than Prime Gaming, however is just not out there in Belgium. Prime Gaming you then get as a part of your Prime membership, along with Amazon Prime and Prime Video, for € 2.99 per 30 days. That service is on the market in Belgium, however your tv should after all additionally help the app.