At Fusebox, we believe that customer support doesn’t end with our games.
Because we know that the issues of love, sex, and mental health can prove challenging for everyone at different times in life, we’ve compiled a list of organisations that can provide help, support, and resources, so we can be sure that our games are fun for everyone - offering an escape from the real world but never pretending it doesn’t exist.
If it’s not just a game anymore, these organisations can help.
Dating, Relationships and Sexual Health
Brook is an organisation specifically for about helping young people with sexual and relationship health. Visit their website if you want to know more about topics like contraception or emotional health in relationships.
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LGBTQ+
We believe love is for everyone, and our games always include LGBTQ+ romantic possibilities. Switchboard is a 24-hour service where you can talk or IM someone for help, or simply to ask questions about LGBTQ+ issues, including coming out or how to meet other LGBTQ+ people.
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Mental Health
Mind has loads of useful resources and advice about mental health, including specific sections on what to do if you need immediate help, if you need to support someone else, and LGBTQ+ mental health issues. Mind also had specific advice if your mental health is affecting your studies, or you are worried about the relationship between studying and mental health.
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Anxiety UK
If you are struggling with anxiety, or would like more information, Anxiety UK offers an infoline and ways you can get help.
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Samaritans
Samaritans is available round the clock, every single day of the year, for anyone who is struggling to cope. You can call Samaritans for free from any phone on 116 123, email them at jo@samaritans.org or visit samaritans.org to find details of your nearest branch.
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Immediate Help
If you need help because you or someone you know is in danger of hurting themselves, please talk to someone. If you need need urgent help and you don't feel you can keep yourself safe right now: Go to any Accident & Emergency (A&E) department, call 999 and ask for an ambulance to take you to A&E, or ask someone else to call 999 for you or take you to A&E.
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Get Player Support
If you have any questions about Love Island The Game or any of our other stories, this is where to come for help and support.
