Esper is a first-person Oculus Rift / Samsung Gear VR puzzle game set in 1975. Certain members of the public begin to display extra-sensory abilities and, in the interests of national security, the government panic and start forcing citizens to undergo aptitude tests.
As one of these people, you’ll be ‘encouraged’ by a contractor of the government to prove you’re not a threat. Put your wits to the test and use the power of telekinesis to make it through the trial so you can leave… safely?
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ESPER is a VR physics-based puzzle. It is a seated experience that takes place in a single room. The game can be played with either a regular controller or motion controllers.
You have special psychic abilities and because of this,...
TL;DR – If this game was free or only a dollar or two it’d get a recommendation. Otherwise, it’s a resounding “Eh.”
MAN it's hard to pick a "yes" or "no" for this game since it's such a 5/10, middle of the road, ho-hum experience that it's incredibly difficult to figure out which side I fall on. I've had this game on my wishlist for a while now and...
A physics based VR game with fun puzzles and humorous dialogue - You are part of the ESPR program which is an experiment ran by the government to test if you are in control of your telekinetic powers.
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2 Minute Video Review → https://youtu.be/FfJhaxxBV3Q
In ESPER, you have supernatural telekinetic powers and you’re putting them to the test in a series of puzzle challenges.
The goal of each puzzle is to bring either a specific square, sphere, or both to their respective devices. You’ve probably played physics based puzzle games before so you know what...
Difficulty is practically non-existant, game is incredibly short and isn't especially funny. It has its moments (like two in total), but even though I bought it for 5 bucks I feel incredibly robbed.
The worst part about it is that it doesn't have any right to be a VR title. The vast majority of the "puzzles" (the term puzzle is putting it somewhat generously)...
