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An absolute gem of a local card/game shop! Excellent selection of singles and sealed products. Also features a large comfy gaming cafe area with PC setups for rent. Fantastic staff and community as well! Great spot, worth the visit or being a regular.
Progress CCG is a Collectibles and Trading card online store with a physical presence. From Pokémon to Star Wars and everything in between, we strive to offer the best customer service possible.
BY FAR the best experience I've had buying trading card products. Whether it's Pokemon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh, or Grand Archive, this is my go-to place. Prices are amazing, stock is wide and varying. They even have tournaments for multiple different card games every week! If you're looking for someone to teach you a card game, the friendly people that chill in the shop are more than willing to get you started. 11/10 definitely recommend! There is an asian (i think?) guy working at the front desk named Justin, he was very helpful the last couple times I have went. If you're wondering about prices or looking for a certain card, he's your man!
From the moment we walked we felt the wonder of mystery, fun and a hint of glee. Andrew was quite informative and engaging in a way that showed you how passionate he was about board games and inviting others to experience them. He made a point to understand the interests of my girlfriend and I, then routed us to what games he thought would best fit us. Ten out of ten would recommend.
Among the local card stores, Prowess has the best selection and always has product of some kind in stock, whether it is new sets or legacy. Pricing is generally better than other stores I've been to in my area and the owner and staff are very friendly.
Pokemon, Magic The Gathering, One Piece, Digimon, Collectibles, and Exclusives.
A rather chill location to hang out with other TCG players. Highly recommended place if you want to learn how to play a trading card game (TCG). They also have a decent selection of accessories too. The local community heavily favors Magic the Gathering at the moment, but the store is willing to branch off to other TCGs if the opportunity arises. They also support Table Top RPGs, though it seems like D&D and Warhammer are the most favored. They can also do special orders for the RPG games if their distributors carry the stuff. Other reviews may mention a terrible smell, but the store does have several air fresheners in place to combat it.
A store providing comic books, card games, tabletop roleplaying games, board games, miniature war games, toys and statues, collectibles, dice and accessories, etc. We host a large gathering area to play games with friends, paint, read, or just hang out, as well as a private gaming room. This is an inclusive safe space.
The store was awesome, lots of inventory at really great prices a MUST stop if your are stopping through! The guys running the store were super friendly and their cards are very organized!! All stores should follow their system!!
This used to be my favorite shop in town, and I’ve spent hundreds—if not thousands—of dollars here over the years. I’ve been collecting cards for decades, and I really wanted to keep supporting PunkOuter. Unfortunately, the changes they’ve made have alienated customers in several major ways. New location - While the move sounded like a good idea at first, the space is actually smaller and overcrowded. It’s hard to walk between tables, and the lack of space makes it nearly impossible for anyone with a wheelchair, service animal, or mobility aid to move around comfortably. As someone who uses a medical device, I feel completely unwelcome in a space that I can’t even navigate safely. On top of that, the complaints about cannabis smells (which are from a legal medicine in Florida) ring hollow when the same regulars show up reeking of body odor and sour milk. In a cramped space, unpleasant smells are only amplified. Pricing practices - This isn’t a retail store—it’s a “market value” store. Instead of selling at retail, they regularly price products at whatever the secondary market dictates. That might be defensible if the product wasn’t available elsewhere, but when you can buy the same sealed product at retail in other local shops, it feels exploitative. If I wanted to pay inflated market prices, I wouldn’t bother shopping here. Staff changes - What really sealed my decision to stop shopping here is the treatment of staff. The employees who made the store a friendly, welcoming environment—the very people who built community and made customers want to come back—were let go. Without them, the shop feels transactional and cold. Overall, PunkOuter went from being a place I loved to a place I no longer feel comfortable supporting. Between accessibility issues, questionable pricing, and losing the people who gave the shop its heart, this is no longer the welcoming community space it once was. ***This review requires absolutely no response from the owner. I am not interested in debating or justifying my feelings.***
Unique strategic games, brain teasers and puzzles in Provincetown MA
This place is AMAZING! The owners are so patient and helpful- especially with our kids who are big Pokemon fans. Okay fine, us adults are fans too. They had a great selection of brand new Pokemon cards and a nice selection of resale cards. I love that they have the prices clearly marked on the cards so you don’t have to bother anyone for prices. We stayed here for nearly 2 hours today and the kids had a blast! We will definitely be back soon!
If you’re a casual collector or trying to get back into it, pass on this place. Not even a month after my first visit here, they were very quick to ride the wave and join scalpers in an endeavor to make as much money as possible off of a highly anticipated release. Double retail for a standard ETB…what a joke. I’m all for supporting your local businesses and local game stores, but this ain’t it. Better off trying your luck at a big retailer — at least they would be more likely to have a consistent resupply and stick to MSRP. Imagine trying to push the envelope like you’re part of the community but you would sooner try to make a buck off them rather than get products into the hands of people who actually want to enjoy them.
