Games and Stuff

What has drawn us back multiple times to Games and Stuff is their selection of board games. They have a great selection, plus you can try games out in their game room. They must have 300 – 400 games back there, that you can just sit down with plenty of space to spread out. Because it is a big room, I imagine if a lot of people are playing at once, it might be a little hard to hear. But it is a really cool service to offer. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. They’ll also order games if they don’t have it in stock.
There’s a lot of other accessories and games for hardcore gamers (including airbrush painting stations). The store actually does a great job of being accessible to hardcore, casual, and family gamers.

I’ve painted miniatures professionally for over 30 years, and it was nice to see painting stations in the store. They have a fairly large selection of gaming figures as well as games. Unfortunately, I was not allowed to buy anything because I was barefoot.

Went back with a group of friends and got to play more games in the back. Again, very friendly and helpful staff and a great time. We ended up purchasing «No Thanks» a neat/​simple cardgame we could break out at home for small groups and will be back with more time to try some of the more ‘in-​depth’ games that take longer to learn. I love that you can demo a $ 50 or $ 100 game before you try it, it makes me FAR more likely to purchase it. Of course, I also demo-​ed the $ 15 card game, but that was fun!
No more relying on varied Amazon reviews, I’ll be back to try it out for myself and buy it in store as the prices are comparable and I get the feel-​goods supporting a local business.
Great unique couples date!

Oh my Alice in Wonderland! This place is pretty cool, if you’re into board games, fantasy model miniatures, cards, and collecting nerdy, but super quirky Games & Stuff. There’s a decent painting station, with most of the model painting accessories that you can fathom. Most of the store consists of the gaming tables and chairs in the back of the store. It’s a really good space to pass time and get your nerd on. Two thumbs up!

I went to Games & Stuff on the recommendation of a fellow gamer. She didn’t steer me wrong. I wanted to buy a few paints to make some modifications to some figures I own. The gentleman who helped me pointed me to the right place and gave me all the information I needed as well as sought out the one answer he didn’t have at his fingertips.
I’m going back. They have an amazing collection of gaming dice.

A well-​stocked shop with friendly but not pushy staff. We were just browsing, but liked what we saw, and that the shop seems to host events and activities for the gamer crowd, so hopefully we can check that out soon.

Having travelled the country a bit, it’s hard to find a better game store with the selection and helpful staff like G&S. Plus they have amazing, friendly, and inclusive communities playing all types of games in their extensive back room. A haven for all gamers and family friendly.

Games and Stuff is a fantastic find for anyone in search of a great selection of games and game accessories, from the hardcore gamer to the person looking to branch out beyond the simpler offerings at big box stores like Target and Walmart.
Games and Stuff’s event calendar is completely loaded with events that cater to gamers and hobbyists of all tastes and levels of expertise. Their spacious game room far exceeds that of any other gaming store I’ve visited, and is ideal for both tournaments and casual play. Games and Stuff supports the local gaming community by hosting used game auctions every so often.
While I’ve given Games and Stuff a 5 star rating, I will throw in one small disclaimer: Their prices on the medium-​to-​top shelf new games aren’t competitive. I realize that a local, privately-​owned specialty store can’t match the prices of online giants like Amazon and still stay in business, but the price difference is, in some cases, considerably vast. I don’t want this small complaint to diminish all the other things Games and Stuff does so well, but it’s a consideration that the budget-​conscious would be wise to make prior to visiting.
If you’re in the Glen Burnie area and have even the slightest interest in gaming, it’s worth your while to stop by.

It’s a very fun, friendly environment, with very helpful and dedicated staff. You’ll even see them playing in the back in their spare time, and, despite the insane advantages you might expect them to have, they don’t run overpowered decks or exploit intricate combos and loopholes. I primarily go here to play Magic, and I usually buy a few things as well. Their prices aren’t bad at all– some singles are going to be more pricey than you might find online, but some are cheaper as well. Their selection encompasses every set, and usually at least one copy of any given card will be in stock. Also, whenever a new set comes in, they’ll try and have a few foreign boxes, which is really cool for anyone with even a casual interest in foreign languages.
The play area in the back is great– you don’t have to pay or buy anything to use it, and you can meet up with friends, play with new people, or watch other players duke it out. Personally, I’d recommend buying something anyway, because A) you’re supporting a great local business, B) you know you want another Conspiracy booster, and C) they have a solid rewards program. If I remember correctly, whenever you net $ 250 in purchases, you get 10% off on your next purchase. There are some exclusions, though I’m not sure what they are. Still, I doubt they’re unreasonable. Many players bring stuff to trade as well, but keep in mind that customers aren’t allowed to sell cards. Actually, if you buy the person a Games and Stuff gift card in exchange for something, I think that’s allowed, but you should check with an associate first.
If you like Magic, other card games, board games, competitions, buying stuff, trading stuff, selling stuff (to the store!), playing games, trying new things, or visiting random stores in Glen Burnie, you should definitely check it out.

Stopped in to catch a game while on a business trip.
Exterior: the store is located in a strip mall with several different types of stores surrounding it. The parking lot is large, though it can be pretty full depending on day/​time of day. However, I’ve never had an issue locating a parking spot. The store’s name is nice and large and the windows leave no doubt that you are in the correct location.
Interior: this is definitely a large store and is separated into two areas; sales in the front half and gaming in the back half. There is ample space in the front to move through the product selection and during my visits, it was always clean. The gaming section is separated from the front by a wall and large double doors. This definitely keeps the noise from the rear from wafting to the front of the store. The gaming area has loads of tables/​chairs for a variety of different games. The only reason I give this location 4 instead of 5 is because of the open gaming area. Noise levels can get pretty high due to the open area and separated areas would definitely help in that arena. Other than that, this store would be a five.
Staff: The staff has always been very polite and helpful.
Inventory: Awesome! There is a wide selection of inventory covering a variety of different gaming interests.
Overall, a great game store with a wide selection of games and plenty of room to play them!

I absolutely love this store. Every time I go, the staff is polite, the selection is great, and there’s always stuff going on. They have a huge play space (my friend holds a 6 table RPG event here twice a year, and they can have a magic tournament at the same time and it isn’t a big deal). They also have a pretty decent game library. it doesn’t have everything, but it’s the best of any store I’ve personally been to. I don’t know anything about wargame tables, but they have several if that’s your thing. They also have a good selection of dice, RPG books, board games, minis, etc. I’d provide constructive criticism, but the only thing I could say would be they should be located closer to my house: p

This store has allllll the things that make a geek like me just lose a few hours in the place! Their Magic singles, packs, and equipment are diverse. They do a great job at separating the play room from the merchandise room, noise canceling and tidy. Like 8 war game tables and a lot of regular tables for trying out their board games or just hanging out with friends for rounds of Magic. The store is clean, organized and spacious. The employees are friendly, knowledgable and super helpful, they seriously love their job. This is a must go to store! Lots of table top games too! Variety!!!

If I were into D&D or Warhammer or Magic I would probably call this place a second home. Though I am not really into that type of gaming, the selection and atmosphere here make this location the ideal place to come and game /​buy pieces locally.
I stopped here looking for new board games and was very impressed by the extensive selection. Moreover, the pricing was not overly marked up and similar to buying Online after shipping costs are totaled.
Friendly staff and a nice clean shop — 5 stars.

I’ve been a regular at this place since they opened. The staff is really friendly and knowledgeable about everything. There is plenty of space to play games and their selection is amazing. It’s not just a store, it’s a supportive community.

Fantastic Selection of board/​specialty games. Prices are average for local games. I’m a local and a gamer. I hadn’t visited their old location because I’d not going to deal with parking in Glen Burnie just to go there. While I was shopping in the strip mall, I stopped in. I was in the store for over 30 minutes. Not once was I greeted for even noticed. There were about 4 – 5 people in the store. If I really wanted something locally i’d go there for the convenience, but the while not initiating contact was off putting.

Games and Stuff has moved to their new location over across the street from Cromwell Light rail station.
The new location is HUGE. They have of course their sales floor in the front but they have an equally huge room in the back dedicated to play space for table top and card games. Definitely give them a try.

From the helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly staff, to the spacious gaming area, and wide selection of things to buy, G&S can’t be beat!

I’ve ben shopping here a long time, pretty much since I first got into Magic: The Gathering almost ten years ago. I’ve been a gamer my whole life, since my entire family plays Dungeons and Dragons, and it is wonderful to have a place like this that serves so many gaming needs.
I’m not into Magic anymore, but as my taste in roleplaying, card, and board games have changed, this store has been here to help me with that. Whether buying a copy of something new, like a Vampire: The Requiem suppliment, or something from the last decade, like Werewolf: The Apocolypse Mind’s Eye Theatre, or even something old and hard to find, like Marvel Superheroes Ultimate Powers book, this store either has what I am looking for, or knows where to find it.
The staff are very friendly, open, and willing to help, while fellow customers are often willing to share a good gaming story or tidbit of knowledge.
I would reccomend this store to pretty much anyone who’s ever played a board game, trading card game, pen-​and-​paper game, or pretty much any kind of game, there’s something here that will catch your attention. If you don’t enjoy a visit to this store, you probably just don’t like fun.

A good game shop can be hard to find in this area. There are only a few places that sell a decent selection of tabletop games, CCGs, etc. I’m very happy to add this store to my list of go-​to gaming shops!
I came here to play some games in their upstairs back room with a group that had reserved it. The rest of the upstairs was being used for some sort of CCG tournament. They’ve got a lot of open space for gaming, and a very nice library downstairs where you can check out a game and try it before you buy it. The shop has plenty of games, miniatures, dice, RPG guides, cards, etc. A bit of everything and nicely organized.
The games are generally 20−40% more than they cost on Amazon, but I’m generally much more inclined to support a small business. Free parking down the block and friendly staff make it even nicer to visit.

Nice little game shop. They do board game preview nights every Tuesday (if I remember correctly). We went to one to learn and see 7 Wonders. The staff is incredibly informative and seriously knows their stuff. And not just board game stuff, all sorts of nerd stuff. Paul was one of the staff members who recommended some of the books they also have in the shop. At his advice, we finally started reading the George RR Martin A Song of Ice and Fire series. Ed, the owner (or one of the owners… there might be more than one), was also really awesome. He played Formula D with us on another night.
One of the amazing things about this board game store is that they have TONS of games already open in the back for customers to open up, look at, and even play before buying themselves. This is incredibly important to customers who are looking to drop upwards of 60 $ on some of the games.
I only have two gripes, and one isn’t even really valid. The prices are obviously higher than you’d find online. That being said, I still occasionally buy from here to support small businesses. I think what this store does is important. As a nerdy girl growing up in rural southern Maryland, I never had a place like this to escape to. Second one would be just that the building itself is kind of old and parking isn’t easy. It isn’t exactly hard, but it is worth mentioning nonetheless. There is a nearby garage that is free to park in and then it is a short walk to the shop. We usually park across the street, eat, then walk over.