Nico QuitAct I – Open your eyes
10 levels with mini-games that bust the myths: “it relaxes me”, “it helps with stress”, “it makes me sociable”, “it’s my pleasure”.
Free · No account · No ads
Quit smoking by playing.
Meet Nico, the nicotine monster living in your lungs. He lies brilliantly and tells bad jokes. In this game you expose every trick he uses until you no longer want a cigarette at all, no willpower needed.
What’s inside
Day 0
A short ritual for your last cigarette, the moment you become a non-smoker.
21 days
A short mission every day, quests and check-ins, while Nico grows weaker and weaker.
Hard moment button
Always within reach: help for coffee, stress, parties, “just one” and more.
What you gain
Money saved, cigarettes not smoked, time won back and how your body recovers, in real time.
Total privacy
No account, no ads, no tracking. Your data stays on your device.
How it works
Play while you still smoke
No pressure to stop right away. You first see through the illusions, one level at a time.
Choose your day
When you’re ready, the Day 0 ritual helps you smoke your last cigarette with your eyes wide open.
Get through 21 days
Daily missions, a calendar of risky moments and a help button for cravings.
💾 Playing in the browser
The web version has no accounts, so your progress is saved only in this browser, on this device. If you switch phones or browsers, or clear the site’s data, your progress is reset. You can save a backup file from the “Me” screen at any time.
For the best experience, we recommend the app from Google Play (Android) or the App Store (iPhone).
Android · coming soonGoogle PlayiPhone · coming soonApp Store
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. The game is free and has no ads. If you like it, you can support it with a voluntary donation.
Do I need willpower?
No. The game helps you understand why you smoke, so you stop wanting to. That’s why it starts while you’re still a smoker.
What happens to my data?
Nothing leaves your device. There are no accounts, servers or tracking. See the privacy policy.
Is this medical advice?
No. The game does not replace a doctor. If you have a health condition or a strong addiction, talk to a doctor too.