Amazon’s cloud gaming service called Luna is starting its early access as announced by the company. A couple of US-based customers will be given the privileged to receive invitations to beta test the service and even have the chance to buy Amazon’s game controlled if they are interested (However, this is not required to play games on Luna).

With the early access privilege, players will be able to use the Luna service which will be made available on Fire TV, Mac, PC and on certain web apps on IOS. The android version of the service is expected to hit the GooglePlay Store. To acquire this early access, you’ll have to subscribe to the Luna Plus Game Channel which makes 50 games available just for $5.99 a month.

A Ubisoft-specific channel will also launch soon. Amazon will not be allowing full game purchases and early access players get a week of Luna Plus for free. However, after that week, users will be billed monthly.

Amazon made a statement that they will be launching Luna in September, however, the service has been rumored to be in the works since last year. The company will continue to add more players in the months to come.