Amazon Luna October 2026: Galactic Racer, DOOM and 9 More Games
October brings Galactic Racer and Sonic X Shadow Generations to Luna, plus 10 PC games for Prime members to claim.

Amazon Luna’s October lineup pairs two notable additions to its streaming library with a fresh batch of PC games for Prime members to claim. STAR WARS: Galactic Racer arrives on Luna the same day as its console release, while Sonic X Shadow Generations joins Luna Standard. Prime’s PC selection adds 10 games across the month, including DOOM and Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit.


The two parts of the offer work differently: Luna games are streamed through the service where cloud delivery is available, while the monthly PC titles are claimed through several storefronts and apps. That gives Prime members a mix of games to play through Luna and titles to add to their PC collections. The Luna library includes more than 50 games, with its selection rotating over time.
New games on Luna Standard
STAR WARS: Galactic Racer brings high-risk racing to the Outer Rim during the New Republic era. Its setting centers on the Galactic League, an underground circuit where rival racers compete on dangerous courses amid the influence of powerful syndicates. The game is built around runs, framing each attempt as part of a racing scene shaped by risk and changing challenges. Its arrival on Luna coincides with the console release, giving subscribers another way to access the game through streaming.
Sonic X Shadow Generations combines two distinct experiences. Classic and Modern Sonic return, while Shadow takes the lead in a new story campaign with abilities not seen before in the series. The collection’s split focus gives players both familiar Sonic play and a dedicated Shadow storyline. It’s now part of Luna Standard.

Ten PC games to claim through Prime
The PC lineup is staggered across October, with games appearing on different dates and being distributed through the Epic Games Store, GOG, the Amazon Games App and Legacy Games. Check the listed storefront when each title becomes available, since the claim method depends on the game.
- October 1: Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit (Epic Games Store) and DOOM (GOG code).
- October 8: Conarium and WarBreeds (GOG codes).
- October 15: Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong (Epic Games Store) and Caravan SandWitch (Amazon Games App).
- October 22: Ad Infinitum (Epic Games Store) and Time Travel: Escape Room Game (Legacy Games code).
- October 29: Trash Goblin (Epic Games Store) and Kiborg (Amazon Games App).
The spread covers several genres, from horror and action to adventure and puzzle solving. DOOM and Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit headline the first wave, while the later dates give players reasons to check back throughout the month. Since some games arrive as codes and others through storefront accounts, it’s useful to note each title’s delivery method when claiming it.
More to play through Luna
Space Metal Mania is now available on Luna. It blends heavy metal music with arcade shoot-’em-up action and local co-op. Players pilot a ship through alien hordes, dodge dense bullet patterns and take on large bosses. The soundtrack includes music from Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine. The game’s couch co-op focus makes it a different kind of pick from the month’s solo story and horror offerings.
Amazon says the new games join a rotating selection for Prime members. The full available library can be viewed at luna.amazon.com, and the service’s claim page is at Amazon Luna. Prime members can visit Luna to claim eligible games. The source also notes that Prime offers a trial, after which membership costs between $2.99 and $12.99 per month depending on the country; check the applicable terms before starting a subscription.
For October, the clearest draw is the combination of a same-day Luna debut for STAR WARS: Galactic Racer and a broad PC selection that arrives in weekly waves. Players should check the service during the month for new additions and confirm each PC game’s storefront and claim date.
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