The Conjuring: Unspoken: October 13 Launch and How to Play on Netflix

Netflix has announced October 13, 2026 for The Conjuring: Unspoken, an interactive horror game played on supported TVs and computer browsers. Your phone becomes a paranormal investigation tool while the larger screen shows the haunted environment. Access depends on Netflix’s TV and computer games beta, your country and your device; the announced date does not establish a universal unlock hour or confirm that the title is already visible to every subscriber.

Netflix’s title-specific support page classifies Unspoken as a single-player interactive story, with online play required, cloud saves and an 18+ content rating. Netflix says games are included with membership without additional game fees, ads or in-app purchases.

What is The Conjuring: Unspoken?

You play Francesca Noakes, a demonologist investigating the Red Lion Inn in England. The Cooper family arrives grieving a loss, and the haunting draws you into a story shaped by dialogue choices and paranormal investigation.

Netflix describes three tools controlled through your phone: an electromagnetic field reader, infrared camera and spirit box. The infrared view lets you examine the environment for cold spots. The official promotional image above illustrates the two-screen setup: the larger scene shows an investigator with a camera, while the phone display reveals an apparition and footprints.

The game’s official trailer credits development to Supermassive Games. Netflix’s support page separately lists Warner Bros Games in its developer field.

Watch the official game trailer

This is the original Netflix Games upload, published on October 6. Its description names October 13 and explains the phone-based investigation and story choices. The later October 8 Tudum announcement repeats that date. Neither gives one worldwide switch-on time.

How to play on a TV

Start with a compatible TV or streaming device running the Netflix app, a stable internet connection and a phone or tablet. Netflix recommends a download speed of at least 10 Mbps for its TV and computer games service.

1. Open Netflix on the TV and choose your profile.
2. Look for Games at the top of the screen. Netflix uses that option as the first check that the device supports TV games.
3. Find The Conjuring: Unspoken. If it is offered, select it and choose Play Game.
4. Scan the on-screen QR code with your phone or tablet to connect the controller. Some games show the code after their launch screen.
5. Follow the controller prompts to start the investigation.

For Android, Netflix’s instructions require the Netflix app. For iPhone or iPad, its requirements list iOS/iPadOS 17 or later and the Netflix Game Controller app; follow the QR-code prompts if an installation or controller pop-up is offered. Netflix currently says physical gamepads and other controllers are unsupported.

If Games is missing, check Netflix’s supported-country and device instructions. Its Manage Access and Devices page includes a filter for devices compatible with games. A compatible device may also need a software update.

How to play on a computer

Open Netflix.com in Chrome or Edge, choose your profile and select Games. Find the title and use Play Game if that option is available. A screen showing only mobile games is not confirmation that the TV and computer beta is available on that browser and account.

Netflix’s general browser instructions cover both keyboard-and-mouse games and games paired with a phone. Unspoken specifically advertises the phone as its investigation controller, so plan around that setup and follow its launch prompts. The general browser guidance alone does not establish keyboard-only support for this title.

The phone is part of the control system; this announcement is not a standalone Android or iOS game download. An internet connection is required throughout play, according to the title’s support page.

Availability and whether you need to watch the films

Netflix’s general TV and computer games feature remains a beta with country and device restrictions. Its supported-country list describes the service, not a verified country-by-country release roster for Unspoken. Check the actual game listing on your eligible device before assuming access, language options or a particular launch time. The game-specific support page is the reference for its current features and support links.

You do not need to watch The Conjuring movies first, Netflix says. The game is designed to introduce its investigation to newcomers. For optional film background, our Conjuring Universe guide to Valak covers the movie mythology.

Our release calendar records October 13 as Netflix’s announced date with the beta-access restrictions attached. Browse gaming coverage for more release and platform guides.