Last verified 2026-09-21 by ReviewGamers Editorial
Star Wars: Outlaws joined Amazon Luna Standard in September 2026, making Ubisoft’s open-world Star Wars game available to Luna subscribers and Prime members in supported countries. This guide explains how to get started on Luna, which devices work, what internet speed you need, and how your game saves are handled. If you are reading this from Australia, there is an important fact upfront: Amazon Luna is not officially available to customers in Australia. That means you cannot subscribe to or stream Luna, including Star Wars: Outlaws on the platform. For Australian players interested in cloud gaming, review the verified alternatives available to you before proceeding.
What is Amazon Luna
Amazon Luna is a cloud-streaming service that transmits games directly to a compatible device—television, tablet, phone, or web browser—without requiring a local download or installation. Players access Luna’s library through a Luna+ subscription, or claim certain games free as part of an Amazon Prime membership (where Luna operates). Star Wars: Outlaws joined Luna Standard on 10 September 2026, streamable at no extra cost to Prime members in Luna’s supported countries.
This is a rotating streaming perk, not a permanent copy. Amazon has not published an end date for Star Wars: Outlaws on Luna Standard, and high-profile titles on the service have historically rotated out after roughly one to two months. Playing it on Luna does not grant a copy you keep if it later leaves the service.
Supported devices
According to Amazon Customer Service documentation, Luna operates on a wide range of devices:
Television: Fire TV, select Samsung Smart TVs, select LG Smart TVs
Tablets: iPad, iPad Air, iPad Pro (iOS 15 and later); Fire tablets (2018 release and later); select Android tablets running Android 10 or later
Phones: iPhone (iOS 15 and later), select Android phones (Android 10 and later)
Computers: Windows PC, Mac, Chromebook (Chrome browser version 83+)
Web browser support: Chrome (version 83+ on PC/Mac, 86+ on Chromebook and Android); Microsoft Edge (version 90+ on PC/Mac); Safari (iOS 15+ on iPhone, iPadOS 15+ on iPad); Chrome on Android (version 86+).
Luna also supports select Comcast Xfinity X1 devices. If your device is not listed, check Amazon’s official device compatibility page to verify support.
Game controllers and input options
Luna supports multiple input methods for Star Wars: Outlaws:
Amazon Luna Controller: The Luna-branded wireless controller connects to Luna via WiFi or USB. It is compatible with Fire TV, Fire tablets, iPhone, iPad, Chromebook, Android phones, Windows PC, Mac, select Samsung Smart TVs, and select LG Smart TVs.
Compatible third-party controllers: Luna accepts many standard gaming controllers. Compatible options include PlayStation and Xbox controllers, subject to device compatibility. Consult Amazon’s full controller compatibility list to confirm your specific device and controller model.
Mobile as controller: Amazon’s app allows you to use your phone as a virtual controller on compatible Fire TVs, PCs, Macs, select Samsung and LG Smart TVs, and select Comcast devices. This is useful if you do not have a dedicated controller.
Keyboard and mouse: Luna supports keyboard-and-mouse input for games that accept it, though Star Wars: Outlaws is designed for controller play.
Internet speed and video quality requirements
Luna streams video in real time, so internet speed directly affects your experience. According to Amazon’s official requirements:
For 1080p/60 FPS: A sustained connection of at least 10 Mbps is required. Amazon recommends a wired Ethernet connection or 5 GHz WiFi network for optimal stability.
For 4K/60 FPS: A sustained connection of 35 Mbps is required.
For 720p: Luna offers a 720p option for lower-bandwidth situations, consuming approximately 5 GB per hour compared to 10 GB per hour for 1080p and 23 GB per hour for 4K.
You can adjust video quality in Luna’s Audio & Video Quality settings. If you are in a region with strict data caps, or testing your connection, 720p mode may be appropriate for initial setup.
Getting started: step-by-step
Step 1: Verify your device and internet
Confirm that your device is on Amazon’s supported-devices list and that your internet connection meets the 10 Mbps minimum for 1080p play. Run a speed test to verify your connection.
Step 2: Install the Luna app or open the web portal
On supported phones and tablets, download the Luna app from your device’s app store. On Fire TV or compatible smart TVs, Luna may be pre-installed; check your apps. On a computer, navigate to luna.amazon.com in a supported web browser (Chrome, Edge, or Safari).
Step 3: Sign in with your Amazon account
Use your Amazon account credentials to log in. You must have either an active Luna+ subscription or an Amazon Prime membership to access Star Wars: Outlaws.
Step 4: Locate Star Wars: Outlaws in your library
Once signed in, search for “Star Wars: Outlaws” in Luna’s game library. If you hold a Luna+ subscription or Prime membership in a supported country, the title should appear in your list of available games.
Step 5: Select a controller
Pair your Luna controller, third-party gamepad, or phone (as virtual controller) via Luna’s settings before launching the game. If using a phone, the Luna app will guide you through virtual controller setup.
Step 6: Launch the game
Select Star Wars: Outlaws and choose “Play.” Luna will initialise the stream to your device. Your first launch may take 10–30 seconds as the game stream starts; subsequent launches are typically faster.
Save data and progress tracking
Luna stores your Star Wars: Outlaws save data on Amazon’s servers while you play through the service. Your progress syncs automatically within Luna—you can start playing on one device and continue on another without manual backup.
According to Amazon’s official documentation, Luna’s save-data architecture differs from traditional local storage. If you later choose to move your save to a locally installed copy of Star Wars: Outlaws on another platform (PC, PlayStation, Xbox), compatibility depends on the game publisher’s (Ubisoft’s) save-import implementation, not on Amazon’s systems.
Amazon allows you to download your save files through Luna’s Settings page (accessible in the web browser, not in app). You can select a game, view its save data, and choose to download the file locally. However, whether that file will transfer to another platform is specific to that game’s design and is not guaranteed.
Latency, lag, and real-time play
Cloud streaming introduces latency—a brief delay between your controller input and the on-screen result. According to cloud-gaming research, Luna’s input latency typically ranges from 80–150 milliseconds depending on your network quality and geographic distance from Amazon’s data centre. Star Wars: Outlaws is an action-adventure game that benefits from lower latency, but is playable at typical Luna latency ranges. Your own network stability (wired Ethernet versus WiFi, packet loss) has a larger effect than connection speed alone.
For Australian readers
Amazon Luna is not officially available in Australia. If you are a player in Australia researching cloud-gaming options, you cannot subscribe to or access Luna. The service does not accept sign-ups from Australian addresses, and Australian payment methods cannot be used to purchase Luna subscriptions.
If you want to explore cloud gaming available in Australia, other verified services operate in your region. ReviewGamers covers cloud-gaming alternatives that actually serve Australian players; consult those guides for options appropriate to your NBN speed and location.
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