GoKawiilNetflix adds Conjuring-themed interactive game to TV lineup
Netflix is launching The Conjuring: Unspoken, an interactive paranormal investigation playable through its TV app using a phone as controller. Players take on the role of demonologist Francesca Noakes, exploring England's reportedly haunted Red Lion Inn with tools like an EMF reader, infrared camera and spirit box, making dialogue choices that shape the story.
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The release continues Netflix's push into interactive, couch-based games that use phones as controllers, an approach the company has tested with other TV games. Tying the experience to a known horror franchise could help Netflix draw in fans of the Conjuring films toward its gaming features, though how widely such games are adopted remains unclear.
- Netflix is expanding its TV-based interactive game lineup with a Conjuring spinoff
- Players use a phone as a controller while the story plays out on the TV
- The game centers on ghost-hunting tools like an EMF reader, infrared camera and spirit box
Google Chromecast with Google TV — Since this Conjuring game relies on streaming to your TV while using your phone as a controller, a reliable streaming device makes the whole experience smoother. Chromecast with Google TV gives you quick access to Netflix's interactive game lineup right on the big screen, perfect for couch-based paranormal investigating.”
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