Got a game name in your head but no idea which cartridge it’s on? The new A-Z of Evercade Games solves that instantly — every officially licensed Evercade game, alphabetised and cross-referenced to the cartridge it ships on.
What is the A-Z of Evercade Games?
It’s a single-page alphabetical index of all 767 games across 91 cartridges. Every entry tells you the game name and the exact cartridge it appears on — so you can jump straight to the cartridge page for box art, full game listings, and more.
The index is colour-coded by cartridge type: Console, Arcade, Home Computer, and Built-In. There’s also a quick-jump bar so you can skip straight to any letter — no endless scrolling required.
Why is it useful?
The Evercade Games Database is brilliant when you want to filter by genre, number of players, release date, or era. But sometimes you just want a quick answer: which cart is Battletoads on? The A-Z gets you there in seconds.
Think of the two pages as complementary tools. Use the A-Z when you already know the game name. Use the Games Database when you’re browsing or comparing. Together they cover every way you’d want to dig into the Evercade library.
Who is it for?
Pretty much everyone — but it’s especially handy for:
- New Evercade owners who have a wishlist of specific games and want to know which carts to buy first.
- Collectors tracking down titles they’re missing.
- Retro gamers who remember a game from childhood and want to know if Evercade has it.
- Gift buyers trying to figure out which cartridge to pick up for someone.
If you’re completely new to the platform, the Introduction to Evercade is a great place to start before diving into the library.
Original game manuals — a hidden gem
One of the standout features tucked into the A-Z is the growing collection of original game manual scans. Where a manual is available, it’s flagged right alongside the game entry.
These aren’t just reference PDFs — they’re a genuine nostalgia hit. Titles with scanned manuals include classics like Battletoads, Tomb Raider, Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain, Another World, Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars, Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror, Cannon Fodder, Duke Nukem 3D, Worms Armageddon, Sensible Soccer: International Edition, and many more.
There are also some real deep-cut treats in there — original manuals for Bee 52, Big Nose Freaks Out, Bases Loaded, Brawl Brothers, California Games, Impossible Mission, Mega Lo Mania, R.C. Pro-Am, Cobra Triangle, Conker’s Pocket Tales, Earthworm Jim 2, Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver, Aero the Acro-Bat, Astyanax, Gateway to Apshai, MiG-29 Soviet Fighter, Side Pocket, Quattro Adventure, Super Skidmarks, Utopia: The Creation of a Nation, Winter Games, Xump: Final Run, Z, The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy, and Dizzy the Adventurer.
The full list of cartridges with manual scans keeps growing — browse the complete Carts & Manuals library to see everything available.
How to use the A-Z alongside the Games Database
Here’s the quickest workflow:
- Know a game name? Go straight to the A-Z of Evercade Games, hit the letter jump link, find your game, and click through to the cartridge.
- Browsing for something new? Head to the Evercade Games Database and filter by genre, era, or player count.
- Want to pick a whole cartridge? The Carts & Manuals page gives you the full picture — game lists, box art, and manuals all in one place.
Not sure which Evercade hardware to play all these games on? Our hardware comparison page breaks down every option — from the pocket-sized Super Pocket to the TV-connected VS-R.
Ready to find your next favourite? Browse the full A-Z of Evercade Games — and if a cartridge catches your eye, check out our picks for the best Evercade cartridges to help narrow things down.