Game On! Cards and Coffee - Fayetteville, North Carolina

ChinitaWaifu

Theres a huge place if you want to play your favorite TCG games. But what I notice is that they only have a small selection when jt comes to pokemon, for magic it was okay. They sell alot of merchandise to and theres a coffee/tea shop inside ther store which u can enjoy while strolling around the store.

Chad Levola

Great place! The shop has a great environment, the staff was amazing, and coffee was delicious. The employee Matt helped out a lot when it came to finding me the cards I wanted and also informed me about the Pokemon academy for my nieces. Great time and looking forward to coming back!

Austin Melkoumov

Victoria did an amazing job. Great customer service and the drinks are always on point on their cafe side. Definitely reccomend this place for anyone who likes a tasty drink made to order while playing MTG

Tyler Wread

Absolutely amazing place to come and hang out with friends and family. They’ll always take good care of you and work with you. No matter what your budgets looking like. Thanks for helping me hunt down a box of OP five that I’ve been looking for!!!

Mariah Criste

We love Game On! We are a nerdy family and there’s something there for everyone! All the employees are so friendly and helpful. Cattrel was super patient and helpful explaining box set options to me. The guy he at the drink counter were also so friendly and my drinks are always great.

Kite Blaze

I finally got to stop in with the kid today. What an awesome little game shop. Friendly, tentative, and knowledgeable staff that provide a relaxing atmosphere to shop, hangout and game. Our drinks were delicious and honestly under priced. The overall product prices were reasonable but still cheaper than the big name game stores.
If you or your kids are into tabletop and/or card games I’d highly recommend stopping by. 10/10

Charu Bear (Char)

Great shop & greater atmosphere! The café is amazing, too! The baristas are always coming up with delicious new mixes!
The staff behind the counter are really knowledgeable in a lot of different games. Storm, in particular, helps to foster a welcoming environment for players & collectors alike. She's really patient with new players & children as well.

The Oracles

I've heard mixed reviews about this place. I've lived in town for 20 years and I only shopped here on occasions. I never played an event here until this past weekend. I came with a friend from out of town to play a sealed event for Lorcana. It was advertised that it would start at 6pm, but did not start until 7pm. This was primarily due to another event running late that I don't blame them for. What I do blame them for is the the event being poorly ran, frustrating, and confusing. The rules constantly changed between rounds and the event coordinator participated in the event, which brings concern for eithics and integrity. When we started, we were told there would be 4 round of "first to two" and we were only allowed to use the 6 packs given to us to make our decks. He told us that we would get one pack per round win. This is typical, though the event was posted on Melee as being 3 rounds. After round 1, the event coordinator began handing out packs to the winners, which is cause for alarm as there's no possible way one coordinator could keep an eye on 18 participants to ensure no one was cheating. Typically, payouts and prizes are done at the end of the event. What's more unsettling and why I won't return is that the coordinator changed the rules, stating we could open the packs that were won between rounds and add them to our decks. What? How is that possibly fair? Now winners get more of an advantage in this recorded event. I've never seen this be a rule at any sealed event I've been to for Magic, Argent Saga, or Lorcana. During round 3, while half the participants were still playing, the event coordinator makes an announcement, "Show of hands, who would like to end after round three, instead of doing the fourth round?" Maybe 6 to 7 people out of 18 of us raised their hand, and the rest of us verbally expressed that we wanted to continue. What do you think happened? After saying "if I am in in top 4, I'll end the event now" to a small group of people off to the side, the event coordinator stopped the event after round three after checking which position he placed. I was upset. Not for the fact he stopped the event when it was explained it would be 4 rounds, but because I might have earned an additional pack by getting to play round 4. Later on, I was told that the event coordinator is suspected of cheating in other events. Micro cheating, where a player manipulated their opponents by moving fast and intentionally making mistakes to see if they can get away with them. This wouldn't have bothered me as much if it were a newer player, but this person has apparently won championships and has a long record of games on Melee. It's sad to see.

I have two main issues that will stop me from coming back. First, rules are not supposed to be changed after the start of a sanctioned event unless there is something explicitly wrong with them. Second, I paid $30 for this event and I felt cheated in so many ways. I can't say that I will return, even though I really enjoyed the community and store itself. The unacceptable and poorly ran event is enough to make all of that worthless. If they had a more experienced and professional coordinator, things might've been better.