The Conjuring: Unspoken Hits Netflix October 13 — Your Phone Is Now a Ghost-Hunting Kit
Official key art. © Netflix
Your phone is about to become an EMF reader. The Conjuring: Unspoken, an interactive horror game from Until Dawn studio Supermassive Games, launches October 13 exclusively on Netflix’s cloud gaming — in 17 countries — and the hook is genuinely inspired, per Game8’s reporting.
Players wield their smartphone as actual paranormal gear: EMF reader, infrared camera, spirit box — the full investigator’s kit — while making dialogue choices that shape the scares. The story follows the Cooper family at the Red Lion Inn, tormented by a grief-feeding demon and a ghost pulled straight from English folklore.
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Major IP. Prestige horror studio. A control scheme that turns the device already in your hand into a ghost-hunting tool. That’s not a gimmick — that’s the fantasy every paranormal-investigation fan has had since the first night-vision episode of their favorite ghost show.
When Can You Play It?
| Quick Specs | |
| Developer | Supermassive Games |
| Release | October 13 |
| Platform | Netflix cloud gaming (17 countries) |
Charge your phone, ghouls — you’re going to need the battery. And maybe sleep with the lights on. Keep it locked on Think Horror.
