Games of the 8-, 16- & 32-bit era

Secret of Evermore

Title	Secret of Evermore
First release	1995
Developer	Square
Publisher	Square
Platform	SNES / Super Famicom
Genre	action role-playing game
Players	1 player
Co-op	No
ESRB rating	E Everyone
Releases	SNES / Super Famicom: 1995-02-22 (PAL), 1995-10-01
Wikidata ID	Q958761

Navigating through prehistoric jungles, medieval kingdoms, and futuristic cities, a boy and his dog must traverse the deadly world of Evermore. Players master various weapons and harness the forces of alchemy to battle diabolical monsters. This action RPG features an isometric perspective and an odyssey that spans multiple time periods to find a way home.

Description: REG-Vault, CC BY-SA 4.0

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Sources

Wikidata (Q958761) · last updated 2026-09-27 · CC0

REG-Vault (snes/secret-of-evermore) · last updated 2026-10-27 · descriptions CC BY-SA 4.0

TheGamesDB (1311,113747) · last updated 2026-07-18 · no licence stated · internal use only

Source: REG-Vault (upstream not stated) · © Square · internal use only

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Image credits

Box art, Screenshots, Logos, Artwork (7): Source: REG-Vault (upstream not stated) · © Square · internal use only. REG-Vault page

Box art, Screenshots, Logos, Artwork (7): Source: TheGamesDB (user-uploaded) · © Square · internal use only. TheGamesDB page

Logo: SquareSoft, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons (“Secret of Evermore Logo.png”)

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Videos

SNES Longplay [075] Secret of Evermore (US)

World-of-Longplays · SNES / Super Famicom version · longplay · 8:59:22auto-matched
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