Game Time - Indianapolis, Indiana

Juan Velasco

Scalpers! Do not buy from them! The prices they have on their product, especially Pokemon is ludicrous. This hobby is supposed to be enjoyable and affordable and these guys are a root of the problem!

Seans Colossus

It's enough I have to deal with scalpers but we waited all morning for Pokemon prismatic evolutions and got told it was $130 for a 9 pack box. For reference I just looked them up on eBay, scalpers have them buy-it-now for $120. It's a sad day when I need to consider that scalpers have a DISCOUNT over this store.

Matt Glide

$35 dollars for a Prismatic Evolutions and $130 for a Blooming Waters box. Two new releases that should be available for retail but no one can get their hands on them because shops like this grab what they can and inflate the price. Worse than your Facebook scalpers. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS BUSINESS.

Nathaniel Miller

I really like the store, and their Magic selection is top notch. However...

I attended my first Magic event ever at this store recently and had an unfortunate experience with staff/judges. Apparently, people were conceding just before the games were forced into a tie. A judge stood over me during the last 5 turns to act as a cop. He also interjected and interrupted me as I was counting damage for blocking. It was an extremely uncomfortable situation and makes me debate returning for any future events at the store.

Keith

I was worried about the pricing at this place because of the reviews but decided to try them out anyway. I purchased 70 cards totalling $279. I scanned each of my cards at home and to purchase them on TCGPlayer it would have cost me $275. I don't know about anyone else but for me less than a $5 "upcharge" on 70 cards that they had to go search for by hand is worth it to have them in-hand, no waiting for shipping, no worrying about them being damaged in the process. 5 stars in my book.

Karen Harris

They are very organized and can find whatever card you request in minutes (if they have it in stock). Games at a fair price. And they host tournaments sometimes.

Threcmay Gaia

Went there out hopping to get a good deal out of my pokemon cards, but they basically were giving me the middle finger, I was expecting to get at minimum $80 bucks, but they offered me $44 🤡

I was just perplexed.
Took my stuff 'n walked out to never return

Quirky Ralph

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.