Supermassive Games Announces The Conjuring Interactive Horror Game

Supermassive Games is releasing the interactive horror title The Conjuring: Unspoken, in which players use a smartphone turned into a ghost-hunting tool to help demonologist Francesca Noaks.

Supermassive Games has announced The Conjuring: Unspoken, an interactive horror game set in The Conjuring universe, which launches on October 13, 2026, exclusively on Netflix and will not be released on PC or consoles.

The game is a narrative adventure where players make choices through dialogue options. Set in the historic Red Lion Inn in England, the main character is demonologist Francesca Noaks, who is investigating paranormal events.

The primary feature is smartphone controls. The main screen displays the virtual environment, while the phone functions as a ghost-hunting tool: an electromagnetic meter, infrared camera, and spirit box help search for supernatural traces.

The story follows the Cooper family, who arrive at the old inn. Strange events begin immediately: dolls disappear, one of the daughters hears the voice of her deceased mother, and a music box starts playing on its own. Following a failed seance, the situation becomes more dangerous.

Players must free the family from the demon Viney, who feeds on grief, and the spirit Florrie from English folklore. The game connects to the 2013 film The Conjuring, though knowledge of the films is not required to understand the story.