Excerpt from Designing Video Games for Mental Health:
Gaming is not of any particular interest to me, but I was intrigued with a recent newspaper report about Erin Reynolds, a USC cinematic arts graduate student, and her team who are developing a video game that “uses heart-rate sensors to help players learn to stay calm as they wind their way through a decrepit house filled with their characters’ horrific memories.
Thank you for the shout out Douglas Eby!
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@NevermindGame This may have already been asked, but could you give any info on the release date and which consoles its on?
@NevermindGame I'm still a little confused. Is it going to be a release game? And if so, when will it be released?
Just discovered this (late to the party as usual) O.o Scary stuff... http://t.co/lb1Qntvn @NevermindGame
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@NevermindGame Has a concept that should be elaborated in vidya
Though my question is: How much should we expect to pay for this?
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