Netflix announces “The Conjuring: Unspoken,” a new horror game set in The Conjuring universe that launches exclusively on Netflix on October 13. The experience is presented as an interactive paranormal investigation and is designed to be played from home.
Rather than requiring dedicated gaming hardware, Netflix says viewers use their phone as a controller. Players follow demonologist Francesca Noakes through a fictional location described as a decaying English pub or “Red Lion Inn,” searching for clues and deciding how the story progresses through dialogue choices. Promotional material describes tools used during the investigation, including an electromagnetic field reader, an infrared camera, and a spirit box.
Different outlets emphasize different angles: ComingSoon.net highlights the trailer and the “interactive twist,” while GameSpot focuses on the game mechanics and release timing. The Verge frames the announcement as part of Netflix’s broader expansion of its TV gaming lineup, while also noting the game’s Netflix-exclusive launch and phone-based control approach. All sources align that the game is built to run within Netflix and does not require The Conjuring knowledge, though series familiarity may add context.
