Nevermind is a panic attack disguised as a video game

You play by connecting hardware that measures your heart rate, and the more stressed you get, the harder the game becomes. "It’s a way to practice ending feelings of anxiety and stress and hopefully the skills you gain can be skills you use in real life," Flying Mollusk's founder Erin Reynolds told me. They're hoping to support a number of devices that can sense heart rate, including things like the Apple Watch and other wearable fitness technology. If a device can detect your heart rate, the team could potentially support it.

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