The Conjuring: Unspoken: How Netflix’s New Horror Game Works

Netflix launches The Conjuring: Unspoken this week, on October 13, bringing the horror franchise to its gaming service just ahead of Halloween. The interactive game puts players inside a ghost hunt, with a smartphone serving as the controller. The release gives fans a new story while they wait for The Conjuring: First Communion, a prequel scheduled to reach theaters on Sept. 10, 2027. This time, watching from the couch won’t mean sitting out the action. Players will make choices that shape the story. In The Conjuring: Unspoken, players take the role of demonologist Francesca Noakes. She investigates a haunting at England’s Red Lion Inn, a historic location with reported ghost sightings. The story follows the Cooper family as strange events unfold after their arrival. Netflix’s Tudum describes a daughter hearing her dead mother’s voice at night. A failed séance makes the family’s situation worse. Noakes must confront Vinea, a demon that feeds on grief, and Florrie, a ghost drawn from English folklore. These are parts of the game’s fictional story, not verified claims about supernatural activity. THE CONJURING: UNSPOKEN Official Trailer (2026) Players use their phones to operate virt...