The ESP Project by Nader Hanna and Brent Geris

If you're into ESP tricks, Nader Hanna and Brent Geris have put together a set of six routines in The ESP Project. They've taken some old favourites and given them a bit of a dust-off. You get everything laid out in detail, so you're not left wondering where to stick the next card.

Inside the box, you'll find 25 ESP cards, printed by USPCC on Rider Back Bicycle playing cards. They're poker-sized, so they won't feel like you're handling a pack of oversized postcards.

Here's the lowdown:

• Will The Signs Match: You mix up two piles of ESP cards, and somehow they all pair up perfectly. Not sure why this baffles folks, but it does. Every time.
• Symbol Stack: Pick any card, and the magician knows the symbol without asking a single question. No funny business or forces. Frankly, it feels like cheating, but it's not.
• The Last Card: A twist on the PATEO Force. The spectator calls all the shots, and somehow the last card left matches the prediction. It's one of those tricks where you'll wonder why nobody noticed the obvious flaw... until you try it and there isn't one.
• Triple ESP Miracle: Spectator picks three signs, and the magician matches them. Simple as that. No need for smoke and mirrors, just a bit of good timing.
• And two more: ESP-Ecially Card Magic and The Power of Three. No extra gear needed, just you and the cards. It's surprisingly liberating.

Everything you need is right there in the box. No arts and crafts, no extra gadgets. Just you and a deck of cards, which is how it should be, really.