No, they don't have video games here. But yes, they do have board games and tabletop games of all…read morekinds. If you're into these types of games, this is the place for you. When we visited, there were several people at the tables playing games. The place was hoppin'. There's also a lounge area with comfy leather couches where you can play games or just hang out. Their website says that they are a LGBTQ-led store, which is really neat and not something you see very often in the Midwest. They specialize in underground games, small indie games and Kickstarter-backed games. Good Games is located in downtown Indianapolis, just off of Monument Circle. It's centrally located and in the middle of everything, so it's a good spot to relax and play games.

Super cool and clean hobby shop. Lots of unique board games, MTG and other gaming cards, Warhammer…read moreand other game related items. I appreciate a well laid out shop that makes it effortless to look around. Everything is clearly and fairly priced. They also have a huge area in the back for gaming tournaments.

A hidden gem on the north side of downtown Indianapolis. Paradigm games isn't a large store, but…read morethey still have plenty to offer. Best deal around for bulk magic cards. I usually stop in to the shop at least once a week, staff and the owners are all friendly. I haven't attended a tournament yet, but that will probably change in the near future. If you like magic, Pokémon, or games in general, head on down to Paradigm.

This store has so much to offer. It's almost infinite. They have anything from common games to…read morehard to find and almost obscure games. They are always so knowledgeable about everything and are more than happy to chat you up about anything in the game realm. If they happen to not have what you want or need, they are also very motivated to help direct you elsewhere. It's a magical and intriguing place to walk around and get lost in. I'm glad they are close to where I live too. I highly recommend them and I will definitely be back.

We went there (46227 location) to vote this morning, the workers there were super friendly and…read morehelpful!

I recently purchased a very expensive detector from this outfit. They provided me with a tracking…read morenumber that required me to be home to sign for the package. I had to rearrange my vacation and rearrange a hunt so that I could be here to accept the package. I find out they gave me somebody else's tracking number and when I contacted them about it their response was it was an honest mistake. This is about as unprofessional as you can get. Providing someone with the correct tracking number after a large purchase is not rocket science. Time for me to move onto another distributor that can handle shipping without huge mistakes and take responsibly for the mistakes they do make.

LOVE this hobby store. You will not be disappointed and the fact that you are supporting a local…read morebusiness is the icing on the cake. Irvin has the best store in the state!

My buddies and I stopped by this card shop the other day looking for some Pokémon sealed product to…read morerip together. We were excited to open a few things, but the prices were shockingly high -- almost triple the normal market value on most items. A standard booster box that usually goes for $70-$90 online was priced at around $170 here. A UPC that MSRP $119 markets at $200 was priced at $245. The Pokémon tins were also marked up to triple the normal price, and even the promo singles were going for double what they typically sell for elsewhere. It's too bad because ripping packs with friends is supposed to be fun, but these kinds of markups make it feel like the shop is taking advantage of collectors. We ended up leaving empty-handed. I'd suggest checking online prices or trying other stores first. These prices are just too steep to make it worth it here. Whether on purpose or out of touch not worth your money.

Great selection! They always have what I'm looking for and always have the new releases on release…read moreday. I check prices online ahead of time just to know what to expect and the prices in store are exactly the same as what I saw online or less. Not to mention, everyone working at the store is always nice and knowledgeable. They also have a very large collection of older sports cards. Definitely recommend!

Best comic shop in Indy. After 50 years they must be doing something right. Used to play Heroclix…read morethere. Sad to see no more gaming after Covid....oh well

I used to think that Downtown Comics Castleton and Circle City Comics (formerly) used to be my…read morefavorite comic shops, but now Comic Carnival is my favorite comic shop to visit! It also a perfect shop for pop culture fans. I love the selection of new and old comic books that I can find (such as Marvel, DC, Image, IDW, etc.), the good customer service I can provide, how much any of the comics cost, and everything else that makes it fun to visit! I sure hope a next comic shop will be my second favorite like Comic Carnival!

This is an awesome store to visit in Danville IN. They are located on the main road of Washington…read moreStreet. They showcase the local artists collection - glass making, wood burning, silk scarves, etc. They also have time at the store to reserve for painting. The local artists also do classes there. You will just have to contact the local artist to find out details about the classes. The customer service is wonderful and they have all local artists contact information at the store. This is a definite stop! The parking is on the street during weekends. Try and find local stores like this to support local artists and our community.

This is a nice little gallery, with a lot to look at! They have a variety of medias present…read more(painting, photography, ceramics, jewelry, stained glass, woodwork, textiles...) and a range of prices, as well. Probably a good place to find a unique (and of Hoosier-origin!) gift - there were many things I would have liked to have for myself there. An extra bonus - they offer classes! To be honest, I only briefly surveyed the course offerings, but it showed variety and prices seemed reasonable. As much as I enjoy other people's art, I also enjoy making it myself :)

Out-of-towner who wanted to give this rock shop some love upon my recent visit to Indianapolis. I'm…read morefrom the west coast, where it's hard to find a bona fide rock and mineral shop that isn't primarily a new age spirituality shop. Nothing against that if that's you're thing, but it usually means they only carry your typical calcites and rose quartz, usually polished. I wanted the raw, rare stuff. Well, if you want old-school and no-frills, Jox Rox is exactly that. It looks abandoned from the outside and is dirty inside. It's the smell of nature, baby! Dozens of drawers to thumb through and find specimens - check out the malawi agates! Some real gems in the cabinets as well. Picked up myself a gorgeous large vanadinite crystal and a terminated watermelon tourmaline that would have easily run me twice as much back home.

This family-run rock shop has been the rock cornerstone of central Indiana for at least 50 years…read more Second generation owners, Phil Zink and sister Deb Zink, collected rocks with their parents as young kids. Today, they are among the most knowledgable of Indiana geology in the state. Their shop is not fancy, but is packed with fossils, minerals, jewelry findings, supplies, books and much, much more. You can find specimens from all over the world. Prices are fair and Phil will take the time to educate you on just about any rock topic. The shop is also a good place to learn about rock shows and local clubs. Phil is a founding member of the Indiana Society of Paleontology. If you're into rocks, you must stop in to Jox Rocks. It's right next to the Dairy Queen on Franklin Road in a converted convenience store.