Prescription from health clinic: Play this startup’s videogame


  • TECH
  • Sunday, 18 Jun 2017

Litesprite's first game, Sinasprite, is designed to help people who are struggling with stress, depression and anxiety. (Litesprite/TNS)

BELLEVUE, Washington: Videogames can be used for more than just entertainment, and one US startup thinks they can help improve mental health. 

Litesprite develops games to help people dealing with stress, anxiety and depression. Its first game, Sinasprite, encourages players to journey with Socks, a fox who wants to be a Zen master. 

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