ReplayQuest Play — rewind the argument: conflict replay-and-revise, for ages 9–14

Rewind before you react.

Most arguments aren’t about who’s bad — they’re about two people whose maps of the moment split. ReplayQuest replays a fallout from both sides — what each felt, wanted, and showed — then lets you try a different move and watch a kinder ending. There is no “who was right”, and nothing you guess is ever saved.

Rewind one

The Replay A friendship just cracked. Replay it from both sides, guess what the other person really felt and wanted, then pick a different move for each — and watch a kinder ending, all the way to the repair. The Blueprint The replay sheet scientists and counsellors use: I felt / they felt · I wanted / they wanted · I showed / they showed · next time · repair. Print it and use it on a real one.

What next? Pick a door

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For grown-ups: privacy & how it works

ReplayQuest is a game about seeing both sides of a fallout — not therapy, and not a measure of you. If a real conflict feels too big to handle, getting a trusted grown-up is always a good move. If something feels like too much, you are not alone — a caring person is one message away, any time.

More ways to get help

Each service is free and confidential. You do not have to be in danger to reach out — feeling overwhelmed is enough.
If you are in danger right now, a grown-up near you can call 911.
Talking to a trusted grown-up — a parent, a teacher, a school counselor — is always a good first step.
Nothing you do in this app is watched or saved anywhere but this device.

ReplayQuest

Rewind before you react.

Rewind one

😄 Brain break

What next? Pick a door

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