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Game Goblins (Conway)

Conway, AR4.5(61 reviews)Tapped in · open now
WPNOTS
SinglesSealed
Supplies

Play schedule · 2 weekly

What's on the calendar

Regular play

Weekly Commander
7 PM · $8
Weekly Standard Showdown
6 PM · $10

Schedule collapsed from publisher feeds. Details and signups live on the store's own site.

What you'll find in the bins

About

The Conway home of Game Goblins, Central Arkansas's premier game-store chain — board games, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Warhammer plus RPGs, miniatures, and paints, with a welcoming play space and steady events.

Good to know

Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entranceAccessible parking
Payment
Credit cardsDebit cardsContactless / tap

From 61 customer reviews

What the players say

Great selection of games, from cards against humanity to D&D collectibles. If you’re in need of a family game or even just a game for a hangout. I’d much rather go here than Target or Walmart. The selection is unmatched in Conway. Most of the staff has played the games they…

RGRoman Greathouse3 years ago
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Jacob Delarosa
3 months ago

Over pricing by like 50$. Dang near scamming wouldn’t recommend. If searching for pokemon or magic just go to target or gamestop

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Steve Ri
5 months ago

This is easily the best game store in town. The shop is always clean, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and the crowd is genuinely cool. I’ve spent time sitting here building miniatures and never once had to deal with the stereotypical “stinky gamer” experience — which…

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Vera Proctor
3 months ago

I wish there were more stars than five to leave for this store. As a woman, it's VERY hard to find spaces like this that are genuinely welcoming and safe, but the Conway location sets the bar very very high for the industry. The employees are incredibly kind and helpful, whether…

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GDSTUFF78
2 years ago

Awesome store, lots of different types of games. I really liked that on each shelf top, they had an open game so you could see what it looks like and how it works.