Game over?
Respec.

A 90-day program that breaks video game addiction for good. Built by gamers, for gamers.

Free · 3 minutes · a straight answer.

It's not a willpower problem.

You've uninstalled it before. Deleted everything at 2am, swore that was it, reinstalled by the weekend. It keeps coming back because the thing you're fighting isn't laziness. It's the Loop: a six-step cycle built into the game's design, spinning a little deeper every lap.

The ache it mutes. The counterfeit life it hands you. The binge, the cliff, the shame, the pull back in. A machine you can diagram is a machine you can break.

See how the Loop works

The whole 90 days, in a book you run yourself.

The Respec Program: every lesson, every action, the Respawn Rule, and the Day-90 choice, as a PDF and EPUB you own. No platform, no login, nothing to join.

What you get

One chapter a day, for ninety days.

Pre-Game in two sittings, then Acts I, II, and III: a few minutes of reading, one action under thirty minutes, one line in your log. Plus the Fork, the Day 91+ chapter, and a Resources appendix. $47 one-time, nothing renews.

One real person

Not a community. Your Player Two.

Solo runs fail at the second missed day, so the book has you recruit one person from your own life, with a script, and hand them one job: if you go quiet two days running, they call. If you can't name anyone, it has an honest answer for that too.

Free first

The first 14 days, on the house.

Pre-Game and Days 1-14, the same pages as the book, as a PDF in your inbox. Take the free test and it follows by email. Buy later and you open the full book at Day 15 with your streak intact.

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Quit your game, specifically.

Generic advice fails because every game traps you differently. So we wrote a separate exit protocol for each one: the hooks, the lockdown steps, and what the first 14 days actually feel like.

Start tonight.

Ninety days from now you'll be ninety days older either way. The first 14 days are free, by email, and they start with a three-minute test. The whole run is a one-time purchase, about the price of one new game.

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