FLOWBORNE SPIRIT PRESS KIT
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FACT SHEET:
- Developer: Infinity Speaks Ltd
- Release Date: June 2025
- Platforms: Meta & Steam
- Price: 14.99 USD
- Availability: Digital Download
- Languages: English
- ESRB: E for everyone
- Press Contact: contact@infinityspeaks.io
- Social: Instagram • LinkedIn • Discord • YouTube
- Website: www.flowbornespirit.com
DESCRIPTION
Flowborne Spirit is a meditative VR breathing experience designed by psychologists to help relieve stress and cultivate deep relaxation. Players embark on a soothing journey through enchanted worlds, mastering deep breathing while immersed in captivating landscapes and mesmerizing soundscapes.
Why Flowborne Spirit?
• Scientifically Designed – Created by psychologists specializing in mindfulness and stress reduction techniques.
• Stimulates Healthy Breathing – Real-time breathing feedback rewards slow, deep breaths.
• Immersive VR World – Stunning visuals and tribal-inspired soundscapes enhance relaxation.
• Perfect for Wellness & Mindfulness Practitioners – Supports stress relief, anxiety reduction, and meditation training.
“We created Flowborne Spirit to help people reconnect with their breath and experience deep relaxation in a way that feels magical and effortless,” Through the power of VR and breathing feedback technology, we’re transforming meditation into an interactive and immersive adventure.“
Dr. Johannes Blum. Head of Research and Development, Schaffhausen University of Education, Switzerland
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CASE STUDY: VR Pain Relief in Kidney Stone Treatment
Location: Birmingham, UK
Lead Clinician: Dr. Ivo Dukic, Urologist
Patient: Shaid Bashir Mahmood
Doctors in Birmingham are pioneering the use of virtual reality (VR) to manage pain during kidney stone procedures—marking a first in the UK. Instead of traditional painkillers, patients wear VR headsets and are guided through a calming underwater breathing exercise.
Patient Shaid Bashir Mahmood described the experience: “The pain of the flickering is not immense, but it’s just the continuation of hitting the same spot again and again.” The VR helped distract from that ongoing discomfort.
Dr. Dukic explained: “Typically, we use morphine-based medication, which can lead to sedation. With VR, that may no longer be necessary.”
In cases like this, VR meditative experiences can provide alternative pain relief, offering a glimpse into the possible future of patient care.
