A Quiet Place: Death Angels
They cannot see you. They can hear everything. A meteor shower ends the world, and what crawls out of the craters has no eyes, plates of bone instead of skin, and hearing so precise it can find you by the sound of your own footsteps. A Quiet Place: Death Angels turns Minecraft into a survival horror game about silence, where every block you break, every jump, every arrow that lands, and every mob you hit becomes a beacon for something you cannot fight head-on.
Blind Hunters That Track Only Sound
The Angels are permanently blind. Line of sight means nothing to them. Noise and distance are the only things that decide whether they find you, which flips normal Minecraft survival on its head. Mining, sprinting, and combat all broadcast your position, and the creatures respond instantly.
The Three Death Angel Types
- Death Angel — the adult. Fast, armored, and utterly relentless. It snaps toward a noise the instant it happens and tears through terrain to reach it.
- Newborn Death Angel — fragile, frantic, and even faster. They hatch in swarms and never stop screeching.
- Death Angel Queen — enormous. Periodically she stops dead and focuses. While she listens, nothing masks you: not rain, not a river, not a cave. Every sound in the world reaches her.
Survival Tools Built Around Stealth
Staying alive means managing your noise output with purpose-built gear.
- Sound Level Meter — a fully modeled hand-held SPL meter with a live HUD readout of exactly how loud you currently are.
- Sandbags — silent to place, silent to break, silent to walk on, and they soften your fall. Your most important building material.
- Hearing Aid — pulses when something is closing in.
- Carapace gear — a sword and armor forged from the Angels' own plating.
How the Noise Simulation Works
This mod runs a full noise simulation. Block breaking, placing, jumping, combat, projectile impacts, and fall damage all emit measurable sound. Ambient masking lets rain, rivers, caves, and nearby animals cover you, and the Angels genuinely cannot hear through it. Water kills sound entirely: anything made underwater, or from a spot ringed by water, never reaches them at all. Water is your safe zone, and the creatures avoid it and drown in it. They also lose interest — an unreachable noise gets written off and blacklisted instead of obsessed over forever.
Meteor impacts carve real craters, seed monster nests, and keep the world dangerous long after the first night. Sandbag outposts and monster nests generate naturally in the world, and you can configure the grace period, meteor frequency, noise sensitivity, and more to suit your playstyle. If you want a smoother setup, the foxygame.net launcher handles the whole thing in one click, dropping A Quiet Place: Death Angels straight into a compatible profile without manual file juggling.
Supported Versions and Loader
The mod targets Minecraft 1.20.1 and runs on Forge 47+. It also requires GeckoLib 4.8.4 or newer, which is mandatory for the animated creatures and tools to function. Install GeckoLib first, then place the mod file in your mods folder.
How to Install
Getting started is straightforward. Follow these steps to set up A Quiet Place: Death Angels for Minecraft:
- Install Forge 47 or newer for Minecraft 1.20.1.
- Download GeckoLib 4.8.4 or newer and place it in your mods folder.
- Download A Quiet Place: Death Angels and drop it into the same folder.
- Launch the game through your Forge profile and confirm both mods load.
If you prefer a launcher that keeps dependencies in order, the foxygame.net launcher maintains a curated add-on catalog and pushes auto-updates, so your A Quiet Place: Death Angels build stays matched to the correct Minecraft version without guesswork.
Final Thoughts
A Quiet Place: Death Angels is one of the most tense horror experiences you can add to Minecraft. It rewards patience, planning, and quiet movement over brute force, and it punishes careless players fast. Build with sandbags, watch your sound meter, and treat every river as a lifeline. Inspired by the A Quiet Place films, this mod is not affiliated with Paramount Pictures, but it captures that same suffocating dread in blocky form. If you have ever wanted Minecraft to make you afraid of your own footsteps, this is the add-on to try.