Broken Sword Collection - Evercade-spilkassette

I’d forgotten how sharp the dialogue in The Shadow of the Templars is, and having both games on one cartridge means I can jump straight from the first mystery to the Smoking Mirror without swapping anything. The save states on my Evercade make it easy to pick up mid-puzzle before bed. Exactly the ki

Both classics on one cart is perfect for a lazy weekend, and I love that it plays straight through on my Evercade without any fiddly setup. The Shadow of the Templars still holds up beautifully, and having the sequel right there makes it a no-brainer for point-and-click fans.

I was a bit worried the save system would feel dated, but playing through both Shadow of the Templars and Smoking Mirror on my lunch breaks has been a perfect trip down memory lane. The cartridge loads both games without any fiddly menu nonsense, and the pixel art still looks sharp on the screen.