Amazon Luna Unveils Free Games for March 2026, Featuring Total War: Rome II and Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep
Amazon has officially announced the lineup of free games joining its Luna cloud gaming service for March 2026.
Headlining this month's additions is Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot, which is immediately accessible to all subscribers. Other notable titles arriving now include Tattoo Tycoon and the historical strategy epic Total War: Rome II. A particularly interesting inclusion is Rebel Galaxy, a space combat game known for its unique movement mechanic: while NPC ships can maneuver in three dimensions, players are restricted to a 2D plane, demanding greater tactical foresight.
Amazon Luna, previously known as Prime Gaming, underwent a rebrand to become a more user-centric cloud gaming platform. Subscribers continue to enjoy all the benefits and accumulated games from the Prime Gaming era. Luna represents a substantial enhancement, enabling users to stream games regardless of their hardware limitations, a feature that has significantly expanded its user base.
Below is the complete list of games being added to Amazon Luna this March:
Amazon Luna: March 2026 Game Additions
Available Now
- Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon’s Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot (Epic Games Store)
- Tattoo Tycoon (Epic Games Store)
- Siege of Avalon (GOG Code)
- Total War: Rome II – Emperor Edition (Epic Games Store)
- Turmoil (Epic Games Store)
- Veil of Darkness (GOG Code)
- Mahokenshi – The Samurai Deckbuilder (GOG Code)
March 19
- Sir Questionnaire (GOG Code)
- Rebel Galaxy (GOG Code)
March 26
- Total War: Three Kingdoms (Epic Games Store)
- Chimp Quest: Spirit Isle (Legacy Games Code)
- Phantasie Memorial Set (GOG Code)
- Deep Sky Derelicts (Amazon Games App)
Players who act swiftly might still be able to claim some of the titles from February's release. Don't forget to explore additions to other video game services too.
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