Cartridge list: the 108 games
8 named of 108
The studio says 108 fictional games, each in a PAL and an NTSC variant, so 216 objects, across six made-up platforms. Nobody has published the full name list. The table below is every title I can point at on a public screenshot or in a write-up: eight rows, checked 7 November 2026. The other hundred stay off the page until they have a source.
8 named cartridges documented of 108 titles, including 2 collaboration carts. Last checked 2026-11-07. Empty cells are fields the public screenshots did not show.
| Title | Platform | Year | Region | Rarity | Shell | Label | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Story of Hats: Hourglass | Super 16 | 1991 | NTSC-J label (JPN) / in-game region line not captured | gold shell (tier not shown in screenshot) | gold | PRSL-AD-USA / SPR-079 | 1 source · 3 Steam official screenshots (1, 3 and 8) |
| GOOD BOYS | Super 16 | AUS label (PAL) | grey | CRTN-AUS-002 | 1 source (Steam official screenshot 2) | ||
| Terry Armwrap's Punch Fest! | Super 16 | AUS label (PAL) | grey | PRSL-7H-AUS / CRTN-002 | 1 source (Steam official screenshot 9) | ||
| Cadbury Creatures: Earth Versus… | JPN label (NTSC-J) | red | FGR-G052-JPN | 1 source (Steam official screenshot 6); full title partly obscured | |||
| Fireball Spam + AirJumping III | Nebula | 1998 | PAL | Rare | disc | G005-SP2 (disc print also shows NTSC-J) | 1 source · Steam screenshot 4; shows $22.32 and $20.09 without resolving their roles here |
| Toro 2 | changed from PAL to NTSC in Demo Patch 3 | Epic | ridged shell | 1 source (developer patch note) | |||
| Abiotic Factor (collaboration cartridge) | 1 source · Vaagame reports this collaboration; platform and rarity unspecified | ||||||
| CONSCRIPT (collaboration cartridge) | Nebula | disc | 2 sources (Vaagame announcement + Steam screenshot 5 shelf disc labelled CONSCRIPT) |
How to read a row
A row is a title that appears in pixels or in a cited paragraph. Story of Hats: Hourglass is the gold shell with a 1991 label and yen stickers. GOOD BOYS carries the code CRTN-AUS-002. Cadbury Creatures is the red JPN shell. Terry Armwrap’s Punch Fest is the one with the corner sticker. Fireball Spam + AirJumping III is the Nebula disc on the grade screen, year 1998, fighting, rare, PAL. Empty genre or rarity cells mean the shot did not show them. I am not guessing “platformer” from the artwork.
Two of the eight are collaboration carts. The field notes in the data file say so. I am not inventing the partner’s real-world product beyond what the label shows.
Platforms, regions, rarities
The studio says 108 titles across six fictional platforms. That total alone does not prove an even split. SmashPad reports both 18 each and 16 per platform plus 9 specials, and gives both 117 and 108 overall. GamesPress uses “over 200” in prose while its feature list says 108 titles and 216 regional versions. These published counts conflict; the table follows the studio’s 108-title collection and leaves per-platform totals unspecified.
PAL and NTSC are both in the sim. They are variants of the same title, not two games in the 108. The lowest rarity is Regular in Vaagame’s demo-era panel and Common in Into Indie Games. I will not merge those words. The other names used in screenshots and guides are Uncommon, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. Colors on the chips are part of the HUD, and I have not published a drop-rate table because the forecast on the shelf screen is one day’s mix, not a permanent percent.
Questions
Why are there only eight rows?
Because only eight titles are named in the public material I checked. A full 108 with invented names would be worse than a short table.
Do discs count?
Yes. Nebula and GreyBox1 are disc platforms inside the fiction. They are part of the 108, not a second product.
Will the table grow?
When a screenshot, a developer post, or a guide names a title with a picture or a sentence I can cite, it gets a row and a status cell.
Keep reading
Sources
- Steam store screenshots . Checked 2026-11-07.
- Vaagame rarity guide — Regular. Checked 2026-11-07.
- Into Indie Games guide — Common. Checked 2026-11-07.
- Inven Global — 108 and 216. Checked 2026-11-07.