Amazon Luna adds three free games for Prime members, including High on Life and Hue
Amazon has expanded its latest Luna game lineup with three more titles that Prime members can claim for a limited time. The newest additions include Da Vinci Cryptex, High on Life, and Hue, giving subscribers a mix of puzzle-solving, colorful adventure, and over-the-top sci-fi action.
These games are part of Amazon’s monthly gaming perks for Prime members, and all three are available to claim until October 28, 2026. Once added to your library before the deadline, they will remain yours to keep.
Da Vinci Cryptex is a point-and-click puzzle game that drops players into Leonardo da Vinci’s workshop and challenges them to escape by solving clever riddles. The game features 50 handcrafted puzzles that increase in difficulty as you progress from room to room. Players must carefully inspect their surroundings, uncover clues, and unlock each Cryptex to move forward. If a puzzle proves too tricky, a built-in hint system is available to help keep the experience enjoyable rather than frustrating.
For players looking for something louder and more chaotic, High on Life brings a wild first-person shooter experience packed with comedy, alien worlds, and talking weapons. The story begins after Earth is invaded by an alien cartel that plans to use humans as drugs. Players step into the role of an unlikely bounty hunter tasked with taking down Garmantuous and his criminal gang.
What makes High on Life stand out is its living arsenal. Each weapon has its own personality, voice, and special abilities, adding humor and variety to both combat and exploration. Players will travel across bizarre locations, from lush alien jungles to a city built inside an asteroid, while collecting alien tech, hunting dangerous enemies, and meeting unusual characters along the way.
The third new title, Hue, offers a more emotional and artistic puzzle-adventure experience. Set in a mostly grey world, the game follows a character searching for their missing mother while uncovering colored fragments that gradually change how the world works. Its story explores themes of love, loss, and regret, giving the game a thoughtful tone beneath its simple visual style.
Hue’s main gameplay mechanic revolves around changing the background color. Objects that match the selected background color disappear, allowing players to remove barriers, reveal hidden paths, and solve environmental puzzles. This clever system turns color into a powerful tool, making each area feel fresh as new possibilities open up.
With these three additions, Prime members now have a varied selection to enjoy through Luna, whether they prefer brain-teasing puzzles, heartfelt exploration, or fast-paced alien combat. Anyone interested should claim Da Vinci Cryptex, High on Life, and Hue before October 28, 2026, to keep them permanently in their game library.
