The Conjuring: Unspoken comes to Netflix on 13 October 2026

• The game is scheduled for 13 October 2026 and will launch via Netflix.
• Players step into the role of demonologist Francesca Noakes and investigate the fictional Red Lion Inn using tools like an EMF meter, infrared camera, and spirit box.

What happened

Netflix and Supermassive Games have unveiled The Conjuring: Unspoken, an interactive paranormal investigation game tied to The Conjuring franchise. Based on the available source information, the game is set to release on 13 October 2026 via Netflix, and the official trailer has been published through Netflix Games on YouTube. The video description says Netflix and Supermassive Games announced the game “out of nowhere” and that it would arrive “next week,” matching the planned release date in the source text.

Netflix describes the game as an experience where players help shape the story through dialogue choices. The description also says players will use their phone to move through the fictional Red Lion Inn in search of clues. The lead role goes to demonologist Francesca Noakes. The source explicitly names her as the playable character and places her in a paranormal investigation at a haunted location.

The game includes several investigation tools, including an electromagnetic field meter, an infrared camera, and a spirit box. Netflix also says prior knowledge of The Conjuring is not required to play, though fans of the series are expected to get more out of it. The source mentions that some familiar faces return in the game, but does not specify who they are. It also remains unclear whether those faces come from the films, earlier games, or the wider franchise.

The available information further confirms that the game was made in collaboration with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The source does not provide a price, regional availability, or full platform details. It is also unclear whether the game will be exclusive to Netflix or later appear elsewhere. The exact structure of the dialogue and exploration systems is not explained beyond the focus on conversation choices and phone-based investigation.

Background

Supermassive Games is known for narrative horror projects and is explicitly named in the source as the developer of this new The Conjuring game. The studio is working on the project with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, linking the game to a major entertainment company with a long history of film and game licensing.

The source makes it clear that The Conjuring: Unspoken is aiming for an interactive horror format in which players not only gather clues, but also influence the story through dialogue choices. The combination of a phone as an exploration tool, a fixed location like the Red Lion Inn, and classic investigation gear such as an EMF meter, infrared camera, and spirit box points to a setup focused on observation and deduction. The source names at least three concrete tools, but does not explain exactly how each one works in the game.

Netflix stresses in the source that prior knowledge of The Conjuring is not required. At the same time, the company says fans of the franchise will likely get more out of the game and that some familiar faces return. No names are given, so it is not confirmed which characters or actors are involved. It is also not confirmed whether the game is a direct adaptation, a standalone story, or an extension of existing canon.

Further details on pricing, regional rollout, and any later release on other platforms are missing from the source. The available information is limited to the announcement, the planned 13 October 2026 release date, the Netflix connection, and the involvement of Supermassive Games and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. That leaves the exact distribution strategy still open.

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Sources

• Gamespot: A Scary-Looking New Conjuring Game Just Got Announced, And It’s Out Next Week On Netflix
• YouTube: The Conjuring: Unspoken | Official Game Trailer | Netflix (Netflix Games)