Netflix is bringing a brand new Conjuring game to mobile next month
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Netflix is releasing a brand new mobile game titled The Conjuring: Unspoken this October, expanding the horror franchise into interactive media through its gaming subscription service.
Polygon reports that Netflix is expanding its gaming catalog in a major way this October by launching The Conjuring: Unspoken. Revealed quietly through the platform's monthly newsletter, this upcoming release marks the very first standalone video game set within the massive horror cinematic universe. The brief official synopsis points to a cinematic investigation where players scan for paranormal signals and try to solve the dark mysteries of the Red Lion Inn while helping a grieving family.
While details remain scarce without official screenshots or trailers, we know the title will launch as part of the Netflix Games subscription service for iOS and Android devices. This mobile-first approach continues a broader industry trend of major entertainment giants using touchscreens to reach players on the go. Previous franchise crossovers, like the custom spooky house map built inside Fortnite for The Conjuring: Last Rites, proved there is a massive appetite for interactive horror among modern streaming audiences.
It remains unclear if series icons Ed and Lorraine Warren will make an appearance, or if this title will forge an entirely original path ahead of the upcoming film The Conjuring: First Communion scheduled for late 2027. For cross-platform players and horror fans who treat streaming and gaming as a single continuous entertainment ecosystem, this October drop gives us another reason to keep our phones charged and ready.
Tags: Netflix Games, Mobile Gaming, Horror, Gaming News
Original article: Polygon