The ultimate Evercade guide: Every cartridge and game so far

Have you dipped your toes into the Evercade universe yet? If you’re into retro games, it’s one of the best way to enjoy curated games from yesteryear. With an Evercade console – either handheld, home or even bartop arcade-style – you have access to a huge (and ever-growing) collection of cartridges, all offering a selection of retro games.

Evercade has been around for several years, and by releasing a number of new cartridges every month, the company has built up quite the veritable collection. Annoyingly, some of the earlier cartridges have now been retired (listed as “legacy” on the website) so getting hold of them can prove to be tricky/expensive. But if you’re new to collecting, don’t worry: there are dozens and dozens still available.

Being on a cartridge, Evercade games fulfil some nostalgic joy within us, taking us back to the days of Game Boys and Mega Drives. They’re surprisingly inexpensive too, costing between £20 and £25, and most cartridges include multiple games.

Below, we’ve listed every Evercade cartridge release so far. They’re all numbered, and we’ve arranged them based on the range they’re part of. Since new Evercade cartridges tend to release every few months, we’ll keep popping in to keep this updated. Use it as a handy guide to keep track of what you have, and what you still need to add to your collection!

Click on a cartridge name to see the games included on it.

Evercade console cartridges (red)

Evercade arcade cartridges (purple)

Evercade home computer cartridges (blue)