ahmedabad as reports emerge of the blue whale challenge claiming young lives three commerce students from a city college have developed a game application to pull people out of depression and to inspire them to live a happy and healthy life one of the three creators of the game meet kapadia has suffered from severe depression the other two siddharth kambaliya and jemish jesadiya have a friend who has battled depression the three are thirdyear bba studentsthe game called judge me not can be played anonymously players are asked to talk about troubling mistakes they have made the confession is given to unknown persons before entering the game players can select music from a menu or watch videos that aim to allay anxietieswhat is the blue whale challenge the game is designed to discern if players are subject to stress anxiety anger or depressionsaid meet the players first encounter a board with a circle drawn on it the circle contains a rotating arrow the player has to spin the arrow and undertake a task defined by the number the arrowhead points to tasks could involve not only talking about mistakes but also about any mischief the players may have committedif players want talk about problems that are causing depression they can answer without the fear of being judged meet said players can even be connected to a psychiatrist or a counsellor if necessarysiddharth said a friend was suffering from depression but her family did not take the mental condition seriously we persuaded her consult a doctor and later we thought we could make an app that can help others too he said so we created this game which is a counter to the blue whale challengethe trio will make the app available to public soon