Most horror games pride themselves on making your heart jump and hands shake, but here’s one that strives to relieve those nervous symptoms. The upcoming Nevermind, headed by Erin Reynolds, is the type of haunted house you’ve come to expect from a survival horror game: you’re isolated in some surreal bizaro land, there’s gloomy “get ready to die” music piping through the speakers, and a substance that may be blood or just Prego is smeared across the slab of concrete. The object here, and this is a big difference, is to overcome those feelings of uneasiness. The game requires you…