Phase VII  Phase VII is a role-playing game published by Cheshire Games in 1982. "Phase VII" is a science-fantasy system set on a vast damaged space station. The PC's fight monsters and collect treasure, trying to increase in power to reach "Phase VII." The game includes a solo scenario. "Phase VII" was designed by Dennis Drew II, and published by Cheshire Games in 1982 as a 16-page book, a 6-page pamphlet, a map, a T-shirt iron-on, dice, and a plastic pouch. David George reviewed "Phase VII" in "The Space Gamer" No. 57. George commented that ""Phase VII" is one of the weakest efforts on the role-playing market today. From a complete lack of playtesting to shoddy production, the game and its [...] pricetag can only be considered a very bad joke." Lawrence Schick in his book "Heroic Worlds" called the game "Eccentric".