
Archived App (Last seen on 8 Sep 2026)
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About
This game helps young people manage difficult emotions like stress and worry. It uses CBT principles to teach life skills through an engaging island-hopping adventure.
What's New in Quest
0.9.2
April 13, 2019
Now with various updates to help you on your Quest!
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FAQ
What is Quest - Te Whitianga?
Quest - Te Whitianga is a smartphone game designed to help young people cope with strong emotions and learn life skills. It is based on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
What age is Quest - Te Whitianga suitable for?
Quest - Te Whitianga has an age rating of 12+. It is designed for young people experiencing stress, worry, or difficulty with problem-solving and social interactions.
Does Quest - Te Whitianga have ads?
No, Quest - Te Whitianga does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on providing mental health support.
What devices can I play Quest - Te Whitianga on?
Quest - Te Whitianga is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.
How often is Quest - Te Whitianga updated?
The latest version of Quest - Te Whitianga is 0.9.2, last updated on April 13, 2019. Further updates will be released after testing and results are available.
Is Quest - Te Whitianga free to download and use?
Yes, Quest - Te Whitianga is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with the application.
What is the gameplay like in Quest - Te Whitianga?
Players journey across a devastated archipelago, visiting islands to learn new skills and restore balance. The gameplay is designed to teach life skills and coping mechanisms through an engaging narrative.
Where can I find more information about Quest - Te Whitianga?
More information about Quest - Te Whitianga and other projects can be found on the HABITs website at https://habits.auckland.ac.nz.







