Cardmarket's October recap reports eight card games added at once as sealed-only listings, bringing it to 25 active games, an upgraded card search, and over 4,800 new catalog products from sixteen games in the month.
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Cardmarket's October recap reports eight card games added at once as sealed-only listings, bringing it to 25 active games, an upgraded card search, and over 4,800 new catalog products from sixteen games in the month.
Cardmarket opened a sealed-only tier for eight more card games, among them Grand Archive, Elestrals and Bluthelden; singles are not supported. The marketplace had fourteen active games at the start of the year and now counts 25.
Sorcery: Contested Realm is now live on Cardmarket as a fully supported game, with listings for singles and sealed products already active. Cardmarket is also running a social media giveaway for the game.
Cardmarket is adding a sealed-only level of game support: landing pages for sealed products, no singles. Eight games, among them Grand Archive, Elestrals and Shadowverse Evolve, open to business sellers on October 8 and to all users on October 13.
Cardmarket's September update brought multi-select seller inventory filters without the old 300-item cap. Sorcery became its third full game added this year, after Cyberpunk and Gundam, and the catalog gained over 2,850 cards from ten games.
Cardmarket opens Sorcery: Contested Realm to businesses on September 29, 2026 so they can fill the catalog, followed by the full public release on October 6. It is the third game the marketplace added that month.
Cardmarket has committed to full support for WeirdCo's Cyberpunk TCG on its European marketplace. Support is due to start after the first wave of Kickstarter deliveries in September.
Cardmarket is adding the Gundam Card Game, one of the most requested games in its seller survey and community channels, with singles and sealed products. Professional sellers get early catalog access before the public release in late September.
From July 1, the EU removes the customs exemption for imports under 150 euros. Cardmarket said EU buyers ordering from professional sellers outside the EU will pay at least three euros in customs on collection; Cardmarket does not collect these fees.