AceShowbiz - Netflix is launching a new interactive horror title called Unhinged, featuring Sadie Sink, Zoë Kravitz, and Troy Baker as the primary cast, Superherohype reports. The game centers on a tense survival story where the protagonist, Ava, finds herself trapped in an apartment building during a severe storm and power outage, relying on her phone to communicate with friends and navigate danger.

Yahoo adds that the immersive experience uses the player's smartphone as the main controller, enabling interaction through calls, texts, and flashlight controls by physically moving the device. Zoë Kravitz voices Ava, while Sink lends her voice to Ava’s friend Claire, and Baker plays Ben, the building’s superintendent. NME further details that the story unfolds as Ava attempts to escape a locked stairwell and uncovers unsettling signs that she is not alone in the building. The game offers two modes: a Story Mode without time limits or risk of failure, and a Standard Mode featuring timed challenges and checkpoints. The audio design splits between the phone and TV speakers, enhancing immersion with calls and ambient sounds.

Sadie Sink is best known for her role as Maxine "Max" Mayfield in Netflix’s hit series Stranger Things, and she has appeared in projects such as American Odyssey, Chuck, and the Fear Street Part 1: 1994 and Fear Street Part 2: 1978 films. Her participation in Unhinged marks a return to the Netflix family, alongside this being Zoë Kravitz’s first collaboration with the streamer. Sink has earned recognition including nominations for the Screen Actors Guild and MTV Movie & TV Awards for her work in Stranger Things.

The release of Unhinged highlights Netflix’s growing commitment to interactive gaming, blending narrative-driven gameplay with innovative use of mobile devices. Designed to be accessible for both horror enthusiasts and casual players, the game promises a suspenseful experience roughly the length of a TV episode, expanding Netflix’s reach beyond traditional streaming content.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Superherohype.