Three films and a prequel, all of them counting the days since it started.
Release order, and this is one of the rare cases where the films tell you so themselves. They put day numbers on screen, and those numbers run in release order for the first two: Day 89, then Day 472, then Day 474. The prequel is the exception, and it is the one people are tempted to start with because it is called Day One.
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Opens on a title card reading Day 89, establishes the rule the whole series runs on without a word of explanation, then jumps to Day 472 for the main story. Nothing before it is needed.
Begins with a flashback card reading Day 1 and then picks up at Day 474, seconds after the first film's last shot. These two are effectively one film in two halves and nothing should be watched between them.
A separate story in New York during the invasion, with no Abbott family in it. Watching it here rather than first means the character Djimon Hounsou plays in Part II arrives as a surprise in the right direction.
Then what? That is everything released. A Quiet Place Part III is dated for July 2027 with Krasinski writing and directing, and it is listed here as unreleased so it counts towards nothing. There is a comic series and a video game; neither is listed, because neither is something to watch.
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