Amazon adds three new games to Luna, including a popular first-person shooter

Amazon announced a big lineup of games coming to Luna (formerly Prime Gaming) earlier this month, giving Prime members several new titles to play as part of their existing subscription. While most of those games have gradually been added over the past few weeks, the company has now released the final three titles from the month's lineup.

New free games added to Luna

The first title is Da Vinci Cryptex (Legacy Games), which is a point-and-click puzzle game that places you inside Leonardo da Vinci's workshop and challenges you to find your way out. To escape, you'll need to examine your surroundings, work through logic-based riddles, and find the answers needed to unlock the Cryptex before moving into the next room.

There are 50 handcrafted puzzles in total, and they gradually become more difficult as you progress. If you find yourself stuck, the game includes a hint system that can point you in the right direction. 

If you'd rather have something more action-packed, High on Life (Epic Games Store) combines first-person shooting with the unusual comedy Squanch Games is known for. Earth has been invaded by an alien cartel that wants to use humans as drugs, leaving you to become an intergalactic bounty hunter and take down Garmantuous and his gang.

Your weapons are also living, talking characters, with each gun providing different abilities that can help during combat and exploration. You'll travel between locations ranging from a jungle paradise to a city built inside an asteroid while hunting criminals, collecting alien technology, and meeting plenty of strange characters along the way. 

The third and final addition is Hue (Epic Games Store), which takes a completely different approach, offering a puzzle-adventure built around changing the background color of the world. You explore a mostly grey environment while searching for colored fragments and trying to find your missing mother, with the story touching on themes such as love, loss, and remorse.

Its main puzzle mechanic allows objects matching the current background color to disappear. Changing colors can therefore remove obstacles, reveal paths, and completely alter how you move through an area. 

It's also important to keep in mind that all three games are available to claim until October 28, 2026. But if you add them to your library before the deadline, they'll be yours to keep forever.