Amazon adds three new games to Luna, including an action FPS

Earlier this month, Amazon announced a big lineup of games coming to Luna throughout September. Five of those games are already available, and the company has now added three more titles that users can claim and play without paying anything extra. The latest additions offer plenty of variety as well, ranging from fast-paced demon slaying to roguelite exploration and realistic motorcycle racing.

New free games added to Luna

The first title is DOOM Eternal, which is the biggest name among the latest additions. This first-person shooter puts players back in control of the Doom Slayer after the armies of Hell invade Earth, with the campaign taking you across different locations and dimensions as you fight to stop humanity from being wiped out. 

Combat is extremely fast-paced, with players using guns alongside a shoulder-mounted flamethrower and wrist-mounted blade. Managing resources is also an important part of combat, as Glory Kills provide health, burning enemies generates armor, and the chainsaw can be used to replenish ammunition. There's also Battlemode, a 2v1 multiplayer mode that puts one Doom Slayer against two player-controlled demons.

Next, we have Wall World 2, which is a mining roguelite that expands on the ideas introduced by the original game. Players explore procedurally generated mines inside the massive World Wall while searching for resources, technologies, and answers about what lies deeper inside it. Exploration isn't safe, though, as monsters can attack both inside the mines and on the Wall itself. 

Players also have access to different weapons and abilities, while collected resources can be used to improve their exosuit and robospider mobile base. The world also changes between expeditions, with different biomes, anomalies, obstacles, and discoveries keeping runs different. 

The final new addition is RiMS Racing, which takes a more technical approach to motorcycle racing. Instead of focusing only on what happens on the track, the game also lets players work on their bike like an engineer, changing components and analyzing how different settings affect performance. 

There are eight officially recreated motorcycles from manufacturers including Ducati, BMW, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, Aprilia, and MV Agusta, along with more than 500 official spare parts. Players can monitor information such as brake temperatures, tire pressure, suspension behavior, and electronic settings in real time. It also features 10 official circuits, five road routes, and a career mode where you manage your rider, schedule, R&D investments, and team development.

That said, do keep in mind that all three games are available until October 21, 2026. However, if you manage to add them to your library before that, they'll be yours to keep forever.