Coatsink, the developer of "Augmented Empire," is bringing its VR puzzle game, "Esper," to PSVR, Oculus Go, and Xiaomi VR on June 29th. In "Esper," players are placed in a room and given the ability to move objects with their minds, which they must use to pass a series of tests to prove that they can control their powers and will not pose a threat to society. The game requires players to use their psychic abilities to pick up objects and solve increasingly difficult tests. The trailer shows players manipulating objects and solving puzzles using controllers and haptic feedback. "Esper" has already been released for Samsung Gear VR, Windows Mixed Reality, and as part of "Esper The Collection" for Oculus Rift. Coatsink also plans to release the game for HTC Vive on July 6th, bringing the total number of supported platforms to seven. The game will be priced at $8.99.