Reaper Game Store — Local services in Denton

Was in this area for a quick work project and had my son with me. When we got done we where headed back home (an hr away) to go to our local shop but instead searched the map to see if we could find somewhere close and go there. We found this place and I must say do not regret it a bit!

This shop is pretty large with different rooms for different games and activities. I was very impressed by the warhammer painting area with personal lights and everything. I don't even play warhammer but have never seen anything like this it was sweet.

The staff was awesome there where not many players so they offered to play with us. My son is 7 and they didn't hesitate to play with him where most don't want to because they feel he may not really know how to play (he does) .

The selection of cards and singles as well as the warhammer figures where great.

They also had a pretty huge video game tournament going on upstairs. I've never seen one that big!

The only downside is they are hard to find being back in a fenced in industrial looking warehouse area. Not your traditional retail location but once you find it you won't be sorry!

It's an hour away but any time I have the chance to stop by I'll be doing so!

Keep up the great work!

As a side note im not a hundred percent on this but I think they use tcgplayer as a pricing guide and if that is the case they are the best place to shop and superior to most the other shops in the area that use starcity and gouge there prices. A+ if I'm right and...

The staff is very friendly, and there are many high-quality, high-detail figures available to buy. The factory is also located here, so it's possible to buy any of the miniatures they make, as well as a number of ones by Bones. I also went on their tour, which was very informative while still remaining interesting, and it was very beat to be able to see the process from mold creation to metal and plastic pouring (actually making the models) to paint-manufacture to the gallery of painted miniatures. It so happened that I went on a Friday, and was informed that there are free paint days on Saturdays, so I came back for that and was very happy to be able to speak to their master painter and paint-maker: it was very relaxed and friendly, and it was fun to see what other people were working on. Everyone there was very helpful, willing to share advice and tools if necessary (though there was no shortage of tools available). It was particularly interesting to learn that Reaper is one of the only (if not THE only) miniatures factories to also make their own paints. They also carried dice, play mats for TCG, rules books, board games, and Magic cards, and a few snacks and other novelties. The store itself is a bit small since most of the building is dedicated to the factory, but the fact that they can get you any piece they produce - and that they have a kiosk for searching for pieces - makes up...

Reaper Game store is a treasure to the national gaming community as they provide a wide assortment of miniatures for all manner of roleplaying games. Since making the trek across Texas to their store in the greater DFW, I have made it a point to return as it is one of a few places that I get exactly what I need for the various Dungeons and Dragons campaigns that I dungeon master. If they do not have a miniature in stock they have an impressive database, and if it doesn't exist - wait a little bit they will forge it into being. In addition to miniatures they sell an impressive assortment of board games, cards games, dice and role-playing games. They are always stocked and organized, if you come in on Saturdays then they offer an opportunity to paint miniatures purchased for free which is incredible, truly an immersive and educational experience when it comes to learning how to paint or improving upon existing skills. I strongly recommend them for their cool and professional staff, reasonable prices and the experience of seeing dedication to gaming community in...