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Amazon Luna Adds Three Free Games in May 2026

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Amazon Luna adds Space Grunts, Hot Brass, and Palindrome Syndrome to its cloud gaming library. Claim these free games before their respective deadlines.

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Amazon added three new free-to-claim games to its Luna cloud gaming service in May 2026. The titles are Space Grunts, Palindrome Syndrome: Escape Room, and Hot Brass. All three titles are available via GOG.

Players can claim three new free titles before specific June and August deadlines

The total number of new game additions for May now reaches 17 across multiple batches. Amazon continues to expand its library with these latest releases.

Claim deadlines vary by title. Players must claim Palindrome Syndrome: Escape Room until June 20. Hot Brass has a deadline of June 24. Space Grunts can be claimed until August 19.

Amazon Luna remains a cloud gaming platform that streams games to various devices without requiring high-end local hardware.

Source: NotebookCheck

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