Amazon Luna vs CloudMoon

Amazon Luna streams cloud games from AWS servers to devices customers already own. Luna Standard is included with eligible Amazon Prime memberships and offers more than 60 games at no additional cost. GameNight provides local multiplayer games; players can use phones as controllers by scanning a TV QR code, and friends can join remotely without an additional subscription. Player limits may vary by game. Luna supports computers, phones, tablets and selected TV devices, including PC, Mac, Chromebook, iPhone, iPad, Android, Fire TV, Fire tablets, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Xumo Stream Box and Xfinity X1 TV Box. Supported browsers include Chrome, Edge and Safari on specified devices, subject to version requirements. Amazon lists a minimum internet speed of 10 Mbps. Most Luna games require a controller or mouse and keyboard; GameNight does not require a dedicated controller. Streaming quality and latency depend on device, location, network, bandwidth and subscription status, and Amazon does not guarantee resolution or quality.

CloudMoon is a cloud gaming service for playing mobile games online without downloading them. It offers over 300 games and apps, rendering graphics on global GPU servers and streaming them to users. Listed devices include web, Android, iOS, tablets, Chromebooks, and low-spec laptops. CloudMoon says devices with 3–4 GB of RAM can stream at up to 60 fps, and that its 15 MB app can run 200+ games. It also says edge servers in 22 locations cut latency below 55 ms, while noting that network speed and server policies can still cause latency. The service offers free cloud gaming for casual users and a Standard Plan at $4.99 a month. One-time options listed at 4.99 USD include seven days of Premium and 20 hours of gaming. Support and payment help are directed to Discord, and users can request games through Discord or Reddit. On Mac, the App Store listing requires macOS 12.0 or later and an Apple M1 chip or later.