Twitch has implemented a new Shopping category in the U.S.
Twitch has implemented a new Shopping category in the U.S.
Out of nowhere, Netflix and Until Dawn developer Supermassive Games announced a new The Conjuring game, and it's out next week.
The Conjuring: Unspoken releases on October 13 through Netflix, so you don't need any dedicated hardware or controller to play it.
The game is an "interactive paranormal investigation" experience where players decide how the story progresses based on the dialogue options they choose. Players use their phone to walk through the fictional Red Lion Inn to search for clues about "things that go bump in the night," Netflix said.
You play as demonologist Francesca Noakes, and you'll use an electromagnetic field reader, an infrared camera, and spirit box to hunt for ghosts.
Netflix said you don't need to know anything about The Conjuring to enjoy Unspoken, but people familiar with the series will get "a lot more from the experience."
"There are a few familiar faces that pop up in the game, and knowing the backstory adds to the overall impact," Netflix said.
Unspoken will be available on Netflix on October 13. It was made in partnership with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, whose parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery, was just acquired by Paramount/Skydance.
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George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice of Fire is deep into spin-off TV territory these days, but it was the original Game of Thrones series that started it all. If you're hoping to pick up all eight seasons for your collection, the 4K box set has dropped to its lowest price of all time for Prime Big Deal Days.
This Game of Thrones collection was released back in March 2026, and this is the first time the price has dropped under $100. The box set includes every episode as well as 15 hours of added bonus features.
While it's true that you can stream Game of Thrones with an HBO Max subscription, you'll need to have the most expensive tier to actually get it in 4K. So if you love the series and want to add it in your collection for a re-watch, the 4K box set is a great way to do just that.
Streaming in 4K is a modern marvel, but it still doesn't hold a candle to the kind of picture you can get from physical discs. The 4K Blu-ray discs are undoubtedly the best way to experience the series in high-definition. All you need is a decent 4K Blu-ray player and you'll be in for a visual treat.
I'll be the first to admit that the final season of Game of Thrones kind of put me off the series for a while. It wasn't the ending I really wanted, and that can partially be blamed on George R.R. Martin having not finished The Winds of Winter.
That being said, I did recently rewatch the entire series again and fell in love with it all over again. That final season doesn't make the earlier seasons any less wonderful, and I found myself spotting things I'd never seen all those years ago. With House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Kingdom breathing new life into the series, I think it's absolutely worth going back and watching all of the episodes again. There's a reason this is one of the most popular shows of all time, after all.