The Quiet Things
News, coverage and analysis tracking The Quiet Things across the outlets.- The Quiet Things Review | TheXboxHubThe Quiet Things is a narrative-driven game that explores difficult themes such as suicide, childhood abuse, and mental illness, drawing from the creator's personal experiences. Players step into the shoes of Alice, a teenager navigating a harrowing journey through a challenging social care system in the UK. Despite its heavy subject matter, the game is praised for its brilliant writing, outstanding voice acting, and emotional impact, offering a story about survival and hope.
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- The Quiet Things – A Powerful And Personal Story Of SurvivalThe Quiet Things is an autobiographical narrative adventure game from debut developer Silver Script Games, available on Xbox Series X|S and PC. The game explores a fractured childhood in the South of England, drawing directly from real diary entries and tackling difficult themes such as abuse, mental health, and trauma with care.
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- BAFTA calls last-minute decision to pull indie trailer from 2026 BAFTA Games Awards "a compliance decision"BAFTA has stated that the decision to pull an indie game trailer for 'The Quiet Things' from the 2026 BAFTA Games Awards was a compliance decision due to a lack of sufficient trigger warnings for guests. Developer Alyx Jones expressed frustration, stating that suggestions to modify the trailer were ignored and that this situation is a recurring issue for games dealing with sensitive themes.
- 'I was ignored:' BAFTA criticised after pulling indie game trailer from awards ceremonyBAFTA has been criticized after pulling a trailer for the upcoming autobiographical narrative game, The Quiet Things, from its recent awards ceremony. Developer Alyx Jones claims the trailer was removed at the last minute despite revisions requested by BAFTA, with Jones stating she was ignored when offering further changes. BAFTA stated the decision was made due to potentially triggering themes and the inability to provide sufficient warnings to guests.
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- BAFTA pulls game trailer over 'themes that may be a trigger' even after developer revisionBAFTA pulled the trailer for Silver Script Games' upcoming title, The Quiet Things, from its awards show due to sensitive themes, despite developer Alyx Jones's revisions. Jones stated the game deals with trauma, abuse, and survival, and expressed pain at the decision, noting BAFTA cited insufficient time for content warnings.
- The BAFTA Games Awards pulls indie game's trailer at the last minute, citing "the wellbeing of all guests"The developer of the indie game The Quiet Things, Alyx Jones of Silver Script Games, expressed devastation after her game's trailer was removed from the BAFTA Games Awards showcase at the last minute. BAFTA cited concerns for guest wellbeing due to the game's mature themes, including discussions of trauma and abuse, stating they could not sufficiently warn the audience. Jones highlighted the lost opportunity for visibility and the personal pain of having her story about survival and being silenced be subjected to similar silencing.