Game Time

I'd say this store is 70% TCGs, 10% boardgames and 20% mini and mini related. I don't play TCGs, but the appeared to have a very nice selection. They had most of the big names and some I didn't know. Not a very deep selection of board games, but a lot of new stuff with a few classics. Most of the mini stuff seemed to be painting related with a rather large collection of 3D dungeon tile sets. I'm a boardgamer, so while this wasn't the store for me, the staff was polite and friendly. The store was clean and well kept. They also seem to have another room (I'd estimate as big again as the store itself) that is set up to play card tournaments in. It looked like it was set up for a MTG tourney. If they expand the BG selection and open up the tourney room for boardgames to be played between tournaments, this would definitely be a store I'd visit more often.

First time at this place. I bought a bunch of their $10 bulk boxes of commons/uncommons. I was curious what the breakdown of cards inside was like so I counted:

Average around 400-450 cards, no basic mana, a little non-basic land. ~100 unique cards per bulk pack (so still decent number of duplicates BUT the highest # of dups for one card was 12 with an average of 3-4 dups per card... not bad at all imo. ~13% of the packs were uncommons.

They're all separated by set, which is nice if you're trying to fill out a collection. I've had some bad experiences in the past with grab boxes having like... 50 duplicates of multiple cards. Not the case with Game Time's boxes.

For 10 bucks, these grab boxes are really well-made. Its obvious going through the cards that they had been sorted and an attempt was made to be fair and equal (no chunks of all blue or white cards.) Very evenly distributed across the colors.

I think these boxes are EXCELLENT for younger players who need a good variety of cards without breaking the bank. Its not like the deal of the century or anything, considering you're getting mostly commons but the variety and even distribution of cards across all colors makes me believe the guys that packed this box were not just using them as a worthless dump of commons. They actually put time and effort into making these boxes worth every dollar. (See photos for even distribution of colors. The stacks at the bottom of the the photos are the unique cards with the larger stacks behind them are the duplicates.)

The employees seemed friendly and knowledgeable too.

I didn’t have a problem here. Thought some of the cards were overpriced, but that’s the name of the game I guess.

The workers were cool and I picked up some cool cards. Will likely come back

Update: have been going to this store for months and it’s become my favorite TCG store in the area. Great singles selection and really cool workers. Still think some of the boxes are overpriced but eh, that’s alright.