Not sure how I haven't reviewed this place…read more Always a go to when I'm in the Dayton/Cincinnati area to browse used films. They have a great horror section, tons of collectibles, and are fairly priced. Staff has always been solid when I've been in.

Good selection, friendly guys, the horror section breakout and the way the formats are organized…read moreare a bit odd but good selection and value

Warp Zone - Video Games & Beyond is a video game store that buys, sells, and trades modern,…read morevintage, rare, and import video games, consoles, and gaming collectibles. They carry hardware and software for systems like NES, SNES, Sega, PlayStation, Xbox, Neo-Geo, and more, with a focus on retro and Japanese imports. If you're looking for old games and consoles this is the place. They didn't have grips for new consoles or anything like that but I see its value. It smelled like an old school video arcade in there. Core memory unlocked.

I paid a visit to the store last night. The owner was extremely friendly and welcoming. I have been…read moreto retro game stores with really unfriendly staff. This was such a breath of fresh air. He has a pretty great selection. He has a bunch of imports and a lot of different games from multiple systems. He had some bangers like popful mail and CIB Zelda N64. Everything is priced and put in a clear plastic bag. Stickers aren't placed on the game itself. Unlike some bigger stores, the prices are good. I rarely write reviews but I enjoyed my experience so much that I had to write one. 100% I will visit them again.

This is a specialized game store. They do not have most games. Just what they make…read more Apparently Game Workshop owns/makes warhammer, warhammer 40k, and a similar game with tolkien's middle earth cast. Warhammer is a tad like Warcraft to 40k's (the year) Starcraft? These are tabletop games with figurines (that you paint yourself). The game play is a table-top war method that is crossed between Starcraft and Dungeons & Dragons? I've played warhammer 40k a few times. It's fun but I wouldn't want to paint my armies. You can buy online custom or pre-painted stuff but it's at least twice as expensive. Buying the armies is a little expensive starting out. They do have starter sets around $100 if you can pick between all the cool races. The best thing about this store is that they host games and tournaments all the time. It builds a community of other warhammer players you can play with. It takes a little getting into but if it sounds like any part of this could be your thing, go in and check it out. I'm sure the workers are better at explaining and selling their own product. They also have stores in the other big cities. Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland have game workshops but regular game stores sometimes sell and host warhammer stuff too. We went in waiting on a friend at Verizon (they're the slowest and worst). We expected to browse a game shop but instead found a neat specialized store. Dayton and huber heights are lucky to have one!

Very clean and well-stocked store. Carries Games Workshop miniatures, rulebooks, novels and hobby…read moresupplies. Manager puts in extra effort for the major new releases (had snacks and such for the Soul Wars release).

Horrible customer service, horrible pricing. You would be better off taking your money elsewhere.read more

Video games are great cards games as well but as a gamer so here for it. There store is big and…read moreholds alot of tournament.

Fantastic store! It's a lot bigger than we expected it to be. A super wide selection of games -…read morewhatever type you are into. D&D - had the biggest selection of giant figures we have seen. Lots of small figures too along with paints, mats, boards, 3d boards, etc. they also had a room with tables to play in and lots of buildings you can use. Video games - a small but solid selection Comics - 2 long racks full Anime - not a lot unless you like trading cards The service was great too! Friendly and helpful employees as well as a good (and free!) rewards program.

Playing TTRPGs in the large game rooms can be difficult because the sound carries WAY TOO MUCH!…read moreDuring games, it can feel like you need super hearing just to follow what is happening at your own table. Some sound barriers, acoustic panels, or better room separation would make a huge difference. I also wish the store had a clearer focus. They seem to be trying to do a little bit of everything, but some areas feel underdeveloped. They are not really a strong destination for comics; the miniature painting supplies are limited, the other items need better category separation, and the TTRPG offerings could be stronger. Their Sunday D&D one-shots also sell out quickly, and they have in-store gaming waiting lists, which shows there is demand, but not enough space or availability. Pricing can also be on the high side for certain items compared to other options. The store is expanding, which could be a great opportunity. However, I hope the expansion improves the actual play experiences and gives more attention to TTRPG events, sound control, and product focus. More space alone will not solve the issue if the store continues trying to cover too many categories without doing any one of them especially well.

This place is awesome, the guys that run it are always friendly and having a good time. Great…read moreatmosphere to just hang out and play games with friends. Different games on differently days really make it so anyone can come and hang out all day long

Fun little place. Cheap games. Now they have the old school coin games. Wish they had more parking…read morespots that's the only complaint I have.

I knew when I walked into Game Cycle for the first time--I would make a lifelong friend with the…read moremanager, Randy. He wore a Clive Barker's "Nightbreed" shirt and I showed him my custom wallet of the movie. Then, I explored the video store side before I ventured into the arcade. I thought I was there for one pinball machine only and that was my favorite, "Monster Bash". With a handful of quarters, I did my best to obtain 1 million points. After reaching my goal--I played several other pinball machines including: Metallica, Super Mario, Street Fighter, The Addams Family, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and South Park. One machine took my quarters by accident and I notified their employee, Elijah a.k.a. Little Elijah. He reimbursed me for the quarters without question. The hospitality at Game Cycle was top notch that Little Elijah gave me a bottled of water for the road. I also walked away with an action figure of Dr. Decker from "Nightbreed" and the NES version of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", after sharing stories with Randy. If you're in Springfield, make sure you stop by Game Cycle. You'll be glad you did.

Really nice! Reasonable prices with very knowledgeable staff !!…read more Games worked! Shoppers were even nice and friendly ! Wonderful store ! Reunited with my childhood gameboy.

OK. I know what you're thinking, that this place looks crazy and like it isn't even open if you…read morewere to walk up to it on the street. But don't be fooled! It's a hidden treasure chest for all gamers! If you can look past the ongoing clutter, dust, and random items thrown about, you're in for a treat. I consider myself to be a big vintage gamer. So, I like hunting for anything that is hard to find and that will bring a nostalgia from my childhood. When I was visiting Celina, I didn't know what to expect but just wanted to check this place out to see what they had. They had more than any other gaming store I've seen for SNES, NES; there were even Sega Genesis games strewn about. Controllers, memory cards, old consoles, games that you thought you'd never see again. Honestly, I will look here again for anything that I am searching for in the future. The owner was very helpful. Normally, I have to look online for old games and hope that they work by the time they reach me in the mail. But now, I will call this place first to see if they have a game in stock...even if it means traveling a couple of hours. Apart from video games, the store carries retro board games, toys, and DVDs/VHSes. So, if you're looking for that old holiday Barbie from 1992 that your parents never got you, chances are that it could be here. Or if you want to watch the entire "Friends" series on VHS, look no further.