Polyhedron Gamestore

★★★★★

“Stopped by while on travel for work. Was greeted by a friendly staff member asking if I was there to play commander. Had my stuff but didn’t expect to find anyone playing. Had a great time and reasonably priced on magic cards. Will be a place I stop by every time I’m in. Tucson”

★★★★

“Great store and atmosphere! 1 issues.... I just paid 17$ for a shrink wrapped a game case. Shrink wrap usual indicates good to go game is in there. Word to the wise especially if your out of state.... OPEN your games before you leave. (Update) Chatted with the owner and he resolved my issue amicably. So I am updating my review! I am looking forward to my next visit to this store when I am down in Tucson again!!”

★★

“Definitely not what I’m used to regarding a game shop… Charging 💵 to “hang out” , as the owner said… ❤️🐺🐉😎 The good news chums, is that he also is a GM for ShadowRun…🐺🐉 . That gets him mucho karma❤️❤️❤️”

★

“They traded me a fake Pokemon card, when I brought it to their attention they asked me to come back the next day. When I did come back today they told me to leave. This was a $30 card at the time I traded for it and now worth around $45. I had simply asked if they could rectify with another card of similar value to $30. Full story: I traded in my Gengar Vmax for a Rayquaza V with Eli. That card ended up being fake/ counterfeit. I tried to go back and see if they could fix it for me, they refused, the manager Chris acted like it's impossible because he's 15 years in the business. He said he "wanted" to fix the issue but said he was not going to give me a card of equal value and offered no solutions because he said he could tell I was frustrated. I think anyone who finds out they traded a real card for a fake one would be frustrated, after essentially being told they must be lying. I never cursed, and although I do have a loud voice in general, I never raised my voice at them. Since Chris looks at every Pokemon card himself before it gets put on the shelf (as he told me himself), and he never misses one, I'm left to think they must be intentionally selling off decent quality fakes trying to scam people who don't know any better. Can't speak for magic but I'd recommend not trusting any Pokemon cards from here. Don't be like me, always check cards with a flashlight even at game shops. In response to the stores remark: Since their trades have no receipts or documentation. They leave you with no way to verify on purpose so they don't have to accept any liability. Also, if I was the one trying to scam the shop, it would be for a lot more than $30. There are better card shops in town, I'll have to avoid this one I guess over a measly $30. Additional photos taken the day I went to the card shop.”