Sigma Harmonics

In their mansion in Tokyo, the Great Clock seals away evil spirits known as ouma , and the Kurogami family uses their sound magic to guard the clock.

One day, however, the Great Clock's barrier is broken, allowing the ouma to escape.

Able to travel through time, the ouma have gone back 50 years in the past and caused devastation to the Kurogami clan by instigating a series of murders, thus changing the family's situation in the present day.

Sigma and his best friend, Neon Tsukiyumi, learn that if they can solve all the murder cases throughout all affected timelines, they can defeat the Greater Ouma and revert the timeline to normal.

The player controls both Sigma and Neon and uses the powers of both of them in different ways.

In Sigma's gameplay segments, players use his sound magic to discover "soul shadows" that can replay events from the past.

Sigma can then capture soundbites that are relevant to the murder mystery, and use them to try to properly deduce how the murders occurred.

If Sigma does not reach the correct conclusions, the game continues, but the more wrong he is, the more difficult Neon's gameplay segment will be.

Neon is the one who handles combat, including the chapter bosses that are summoned after Sigma concludes his deductions.

Neon can summon spirits and allow them to possess her, gaining different skills from each type of spirit.

Battles take place in real time, and involve the player choosing skills to use from three decks of cards, which are each set on an individual timer.

The available cards are determined through the current battle theme music, which the player-as-Sigma can choose.

Sigma Harmonics for Nintendo DS is currently worth €18.41 loose, €11.43 complete in box, and €22.75 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Sigma Harmonics has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Sigma Harmonics, loose is €18.41 and CIB is €11.43 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.