Cartridge 11 in the Evercade Home Computer Collection
The DOOM Collection brings id Software’s legendary shooter to Evercade — nine officially licensed native ports on one cartridge, releasing 30 October 2026 for £24.99 / $29.99 / €29.99. Blaze’s own packaging sums it up as “2 games included + 7 bonus map packs,” and the cartridge itself ships in a distinctive red shell rather than the usual Home Computer Collection blue. These are new native ports built specifically for Evercade hardware — not emulated versions of existing console releases.
WHAT’S ON THE CARTRIDGE
- DOOM (1993) — the original id Software classic that defined the FPS genre. 1-3 players. – Original Manual
- DOOM II: Hell on Earth (1994) — the direct sequel, introducing the Super Shotgun. 1-4 players. – Original Manual
- Master Levels for DOOM II (1995) — the official add-on pack of extra single-player levels.
- TNT: Evilution — one of the two Final DOOM episodes. – Original Manual
- The Plutonia Experiment — the other Final DOOM episode, notorious for its difficulty. – Original Manual
- No Rest for the Living (2010) — the bonus episode originally made for the Xbox Live Arcade re-release.
- SIGIL (2019) — John Romero’s fan-made episode, released for DOOM’s 25th anniversary.
- SIGIL II (2023) — Romero’s follow-up episode, made for DOOM’s 30th anniversary.
- DOOM: Deathmatch — a dedicated set of Deathmatch-only levels. 1-4 players.
For the full story on how this collection came together — including the original teaser and the retailer leak that preceded the official reveal — see our DOOM Collection announcement coverage.
GAMEPLAY EXTRAS
Beyond the nine games, the cartridge includes custom gameplay modifiers (Turbo Monsters, Vampire Mode, and more), adjustable violence settings, and dedicated multiplayer modes — Chaosmatch, Instagib, and Tag — alongside standard co-op and deathmatch play.
PLAYING DOOM ON EVERCADE
The DOOM Collection works across all current Evercade hardware — Alpha, VS-R, EXP-R, Nexus, and the HyperMegaTech Super Pocket. If you want dual analogue sticks for it, the official Evercade Wireless Controller (£34.99, released 28 September 2026, for VS/VS-R/Alpha) is well-timed, though it’s not a confirmed bundle or requirement. See the Controller Compatibility Database for the full rundown.
Want the ultimate version? Blaze also announced a limited-edition Evercade Nexus DOOM Edition bundle — a DOOM-themed Nexus console packaged with this cartridge and a set of physical extras, limited to 3,000 units worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the DOOM Collection release?
30 October 2026. Pre-orders are open now via Evercade retailers.
How much does it cost?
£24.99 in the UK, $29.99 in the US, and €29.99 in the EU.
What games are included?
DOOM, DOOM II: Hell on Earth, Master Levels for DOOM II, TNT: Evilution, The Plutonia Experiment, No Rest for the Living, SIGIL, SIGIL II, and DOOM: Deathmatch — nine pieces of content in total.
Why is the cartridge red instead of the usual Home Computer blue?
It’s a one-off cosmetic choice to match DOOM’s colour scheme — the outer case is the standard Home Computer Collection blue, but the physical cartridge itself ships in a distinctive red shell.
Which Evercade devices does the DOOM Collection work on?
All current Evercade hardware — Alpha, VS-R, EXP-R, Nexus, and the HyperMegaTech Super Pocket. See our hardware comparison if you’re deciding which device to play it on.
Where can I buy it?
Check our Where to Buy page for current retailers, or search eBay UK for the DOOM Collection.
Browse the complete Evercade cartridge library or search the Evercade Games Database to discover more games.