Amazon Prime members can now play one of the best superhero games available

2 Jul at 20:24 Comment Views: 3

Every month, Amazon Prime subscribers gain access to two distinct tiers of gaming content: a selection of titles to keep permanently and a rotating library available for streaming via Luna. The cloud gaming service continues to impress, boasting high-profile entries like Control, Hollow Knight, and the complete Tomb Raider Survivor trilogy. Joining this impressive catalog is Dispatch, which currently stands out as one of the most compelling superhero experiences available.

Developed by AdHoc, a studio founded by veterans of Telltale Games, Dispatch excels in narrative-driven, choice-heavy gameplay. Players step into the shoes of Robert Robertson III—voiced by the talented Aaron Paul—a former hero once known as Mecha Man. Following the loss of his signature robotic suit, he transitions into a mundane desk role at the Superhero Dispatch Network (SDN). There, he is tasked with managing a ragtag group of reformed villains for various high-stakes missions. Managing these unpredictable personalities and deciding which hero is best suited for the job is where the game’s core tension resides.

“With its razor-sharp dialogue and masterful direction, Dispatch rightfully earned its place on Polygon’s best games of 2025 list,” as noted in our initial assessment.

Dispatch is currently available on the Luna Standard tier, alongside the high-speed Sonic Mania Plus. The Luna “GameNight” collection has also expanded to include Courtroom Chaos: Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Centipede Swarm, with Jackbox Party Pack 8 arriving on July 22 and Angry Birds Mystery Island slated for July 23.

Beyond cloud streaming, Amazon Prime members can claim twelve complimentary PC titles throughout July. Unlike the subscription-dependent models seen with PlayStation Plus, these Amazon offerings are delivered as redeemable keys for platforms like the Epic Games Store and GOG. These games remain yours to keep in your personal library indefinitely, even if you decide to cancel your Prime membership.

Here is the full lineup of titles arriving in July: