A fun haven for old school gamers…read more Omnihedral is a game store dedicated to tabletop games such as board games, card games, and pen and paper games. This large store is filled with antique tables and chairs, inviting you to sit down and play one of their hundreds of testable board games. An upstairs area with an even grander table is ideal for hosting D&D sessions. Any time you come to Omnihedral, expect to hear the sounds of rolling dice and cheering players. Omnihedral's large walls are littered with every board game under the sun, including rarer kickstarter games that might not even be available for public commercial purchase. They sell games and accessories, plushies and wearables, little gifts and large pieces of decoration you can take home. They also sell a variety of 3D printed goods. Last year, I purchased a christmas tree ornament of a mimic that I still cherish. If you're looking for something interesting and rare, ask one of the employees and they'll point you to something unique, like a christmas tree dice holder that doubles as a dice tower. Prices are higher than what you'd expect at a brand store such as Walmart or Target, but you get so much more variety to choose from with games and other items you cannot find anywhere else. If you have a passion for games, Omnihedral will feed that passion.

So much to love about omnihedral games. Located behind brewing good coffee and up the steps…read more They're an everything gaming, game library and 3d printing shop. Their vast amount of games are available to play in store or check out for a fee. Paints are available for purchases for Warhammer or table top games. Super friendly and able to get anything gaming related. 3d prints can be discussed with the owners. If anything needs to be customized, they're very knowledge and able to help.

They have the best selection of comics and cards. The people are extremely nice and knowledgeable…read moreacross a breadth of comics. I cannot recommend this place enough. No problems here and glad to see they are still in business after all these decades!!! it speaks mountains as to why!

My main comic store in Maryland. Good selection of graphic novels for teen/adult as well as a…read morereasonable section for younger kids. The girls who work there are friendly and helpful. I hear them talk with the regulars all the time about different comics. I have been going recently for Pokemon cards for my son. Average price for packs, but they have stuff in stock. Also can look through loose commons so that is nice. Parking is ample in the plaza.

My wife made a purchase & within 1/2 hr realized she had made a mistake & returned for a…read morereplacement item. She was due a small refund but instead of putting the difference back on her credit card they issued a credit memo. I both called & emailed there "customer service" with no answer and after talking to the store manager who blamed this on the stores "system". My next call was to the credit card who did a charge back. All this for $8.09. We live close to 2 hours away so the chance of us going back any time soon is remote but after this I can assure you we will never be back. BTW, the receipt says you have 7 days for a return and the refund would be in the same method you originally paid, no mention of a credit memo. Buyer beware of there refund policy

Toys are set up on a table right at the entrance to lure kids into the store, only to have Mr…read more Type-A promptly march up and make sure NO ONE touches anything, SCOLDING my child for merely picking up the car they have sitting on a track covered in lights, with a non-functioning "go" button that doesn't even do anything. And Mr. Type-A had the audacity to tell us to take pictures of the items the kids want, AS IF I would ever give this store money after scolding my child for doing what the store themselves designed the display to get kids to do. Mind Games, indeed.

never once felt like I left the store getting a good deal almost feels like unless you're in there…read moreevery day and you're one of their friends you're not gonna get a good deal. but the last time I left, I felt completely scammed had cards worth around $300 maybe more was offered about 65 and with pressured into the deal in the end, I guess that's my fault should've stood my ground but after about 20 minutes of being told cards that I had got from them were in terrible condition. I traded about half my stack of cards and took back the other half to trade somewhere else upon trading somewhere else I was told the cards were in great shape and was offered around $200. Four different occasions I've gone in paid over market price walk away unhappy but because they have such a big selection it's one of the only places you can go... I don't recommend if you have somewhere else you can go

Amazing service. Lots of inventory. A fantastic environment to play Magic, and the very best place…read moreto play Premodern. Super helpful staff.

Just about everything except D&D figures--no big whoop!…read more So(!), was in the area the other day. Someone told me about this place years ago, never bothered till now. Managed to get there on a good day, easy parking. it's a small shopping center, y'know? Walking in, it literally was wall-to-wall vintage collectibles. Many still in their packages. Walking through it all brought a sense of nostalgia, but at the same time I felt a dull pain--in my wallet. Whatever your focus is, collecting can be expensive and time consuming. Star Wars, Barbie, He-Man, Star Trek (to a lesser extent)...DC/Marvel superheroes. Collectible toy cars (Hot wheels, etc.). There's a lot to look at. Some in their own package, some bagged specifically for the store. 85% of what's there are action figures and such. The rest is a mix of collectible comics, toy cars, and other odd bits. I'd say the prices are reasonable, though a handful of the limited edition collectibles (such as a Sideshow figure of Ghost Rider on his flaming bike) had prices which gave heart palpitations. Era-wise, I'd say the vast majority of toys there are mid-70's on. So there are toys related to "The Six Million Dollar Man", as an example. There were some older 50's era pieces as well. And, like i said, some comics. If I had more time to look I would've stayed longer, but time's the one thing I didn't have. Speaking of which, they were out of the one thing I was looking for. Not a problem, though. If it's not there I won't be tempted to buy it. One more thing: They opened up a 'dollar store' version of the shop a few doors down. It has what you'd expect to find there.

DO NOT USE. ***FRAUD ALERT*** This is a store "FRONT" FOR FRAUD!!! I ordered a trailer online…read moreand paid $1160.00 however I have never received a confirmation nor have I received the merchandise that I ordered. The phone number for several locations does not work and no one responds to the email. ***FRAUD ALERT***

Such a cool novelty shop with great vibes! They've got an awesome selection that makes browsing fun…read morewhether you're into games, collectibles, or just looking for something unique. I also really love that the shop is veteran owned, makes me appreciate supporting it even more. Definitely worth checking out!

If you like a variety of board games, card games, and Warhammer, this is the place. Also dice,…read morepaints, and miniatures, among other things. There's a bit of Pathfinder, and a wee smidge of shelf space for WotC/D&D. I suspect they're moving away from the latter. No surprise. if you're in the area and was looking for someplace to DM a game or two, this would be a great locale to frequent.

What a great shop in Catonsville! We stopped by on a Sunday morning to explore and found so many…read moregreat treats. The person working was incredibly welcoming and helpful, as they gave a short overview of the sales going on and where things were located. The selection was fantastic and the sales definitely encouraged us to buy more than we thought we would! There are great options for all ages (even us big kids). The baby gifts / toys were adorable. There is a little of everything here and it seems as though they also offer programming for kiddos. I'll definitely stop by again when I'm in Catonsville!

This place is a pleasure to visit in large part to Jake. He's friendly and helpful. You'll meet…read morehelpful adults of all sorts of professions including art teachers, various aged kids and families. It's quiet and Jake and others are willing to teach games and painting. I started looking for a painting class and Jake said if I came in on slow nights he'd just help me and most of my paints are another brand. My painting has improved. I've watched his calm demeanor with kids and while running the store. They have game tables you may use and they're sturdy. I should have written a review long ago. I look forward to normality so people can hang out again.

This has to be one of the best Games Workshops I have ever used. A middle-sized store (seating for…read more6 modelers and 3 full-sized gaming tables), I think it is the management and clientele that make this place great. Tony busts his butt running this store and makes sure that regulars are having fun and visitors are taken care of. Unlike some of the other gaming shops, you do not get a horrible mix of elitism or social ineptitude. Many of the regulars are married with kids and use this place to relax and have fun. Hardcore gamers mix with part-time hobbyists and rules arguments take a backseat to enjoyment. If you want to get into Warhammer, 40k, or Lord of the Rings wargaming? This is the place to start.

This store is part Spencer Gifts, part museum gift shop and part fun game store. The items are…read moremostly unique. If you are already at the mall, this store is worth visiting. You can find gifts for gamers & non gamers.

Lovely little shop! I was expecting it to be a place that was smothered in slime and those little…read moremagnets shaped like rocks. But I was gravely mistaken. I don't remember this being at Arunde Mills Mall but it's been awhile since I visited the place yesterday. I went into the story because my curiosity peaked and I was surprised by all the cool toys they had. Also, this store had all types of stuff for different ages. From card games, to board games, to tabletop and drinking games. They even had a freaking golf mat you could put in your bathroom when you're stuck on the toilet! Definitely, a great place if you like any variant of "games" minus the video games they don't have those)

12.14.24 I came in…read moreto look at the calendars. I was hoping to get a large desktop calendar, but they were all wall calendars. As the store name indicates, they sell calendar, toys, and games. It was a fun store to peruse. Currently, select toys are 30 to 70% off and puzzles and games are buy one get 50% off. They are located on the lower level at the Mall in Columbia closest to Macy's.

We took a detour into here on our way to another store inside the mall. They have a ton of board…read moregames inside. That's what I was really impressed with. Every variation you could think of they have. They even had niche types. Such as Jurassic Parks tribal game. The store recently transferred to a new owner/management and they have some big changes. The plan seems to turn it into a true toy store. The employee make it feel like a local hometown type store. It's definitely worth a visit. Especially in a few weeks when they undergo the changes. If you are looking for games or the mini figure collectibles or kinetic sand. It just a neat little store that seems to be getting its footing. You also can't beat that it's locally owned!