What The Conjuring: Unspoken Means for Netflix Gamers
This surprise launch shows Netflix's growing push into interactive gaming, giving horror fans a controller-free way to dive into The Conjuring universe.
This surprise launch shows Netflix's growing push into interactive gaming, giving horror fans a controller-free way to dive into The Conjuring universe.
Key points - Netflix and Supermassive Games announced The Conjuring: Unspoken, releasing October 13 on Netflix. - The game is an interactive paranormal investigation playable on phones without dedicated hardware. - Players control demonologist Francesca Noakes in the fictional Red Lion Inn. - Tools include an electromagnetic field reader, infrared camera, and spirit box. - It was made with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, whose parent was just acquired by Paramount/Skydance.
Timeline - October 13: The Conjuring: Unspoken releases on Netflix.
FAQ
Q: Do I need to know The Conjuring movies to play? A: No, Netflix says no prior knowledge is needed, but fans will get more from the experience due to familiar faces and backstory.
Q: What devices can I play it on? A: It's available through Netflix, so you only need a phone—no console or controller required.
Q: Who developed the game? A: Supermassive Games, known for Until Dawn, developed it in partnership with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
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