Sigma 7 screenshots

Loading screen.

Title screen.

Ready for take-off.

Blasting action.

Stage I: Phase 1. The initial armadas are very easy to destroy.

Stage I: Phase 1. Docking to enter Phase 2. Each Stage has 3 different scenarios (phases) which are also 3 different types of games...

Stage I: Phase 2. Phases 2 (at all stages) are not quite what they seem. This is not a Pac-man clone I guarantee you that.

Stage I: Phase 2. Launching to Phase 3. Time in red shows that the player has already collected the necessary number of tiles and it's time to urgently leave. Otherwise the game would be over.

Stage I: Phase 3. Title screen.

Stage I: Phase 3. At "phases 3", the player will control a robotic ball. Entering the puzzle field (the 6th ball out of the pentagon).

Stage I: Phase 3. Before the combination was properly inserted, the player's robotic ball was destroyed by the guardian of the device where one inserts the combination.

Stage II: Phase 1. Each blast has to hit the centre of a ship, nor more nor less.

Stage II: Phase 1. 2nd armada. Bonus hit.

Stage II: Phase 2. The tank has turned red. This is because it is about to fire a plasma blast.

Stage II: Phase 2. Even though the tile combination is still not totally visible, it's already possible to deduce it as a cross.

Stage II: Phase 3. The controlling ball had left the hexagon to commence the level.

Stage II: Phase 3. The "cross" was successfully inserted.

Stage III: Phase 1. Taking off.

Stage III: Phase 1. The new armada of this Stage. Manoeuvres are becoming increasingly more unpredictable.

Stage III: Phase 2. As it can be seen, these tiles aren't collectable. It means this is the combination of this Stage to use in the respective Phase 3.

Stage III: Phase 2. Mazes are becoming more leaning for close encounters complicating the defensive strategies.

Stage III: Phase 3. The combination discovered at the respective Phase 2 of this Stage.

Sigma 7

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