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Fat Ogre Games & Comics in Spring, TX
Fat Ogre Games & Comics sells trading cards at 525 Sawdust Rd Ste 111, Spring, TX. It has a 4.5-star rating from 739 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the shop's own website show it carries Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon.
“This one-stop shop features new comic books, games, collectibles & space for in-store game nights.”
Games carried
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Magic: The Gathering
More Magic shops →“They have a fantastic variety of products, from Magic: The Gathering and Warhammer, to board games and accessories, ensuring we always find what we need.” (Google review)
Mentioned 2 times in reviews · Listed on the shop's website
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Pokémon
More Pokémon shops →“We checked out the games and Pokemon cards.” (Google review)
Mentioned once in reviews
What collectors say
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Tournaments & events
“It's not the ideal place for a board gamer since there's not much inventory to browse, but it's a nice intimate space that eventually feels like your own.” (Google review)
Mentioned 3 times in reviews
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Play space
“There are tables to play card and board games, and the environment is warm and welcoming.” (Google review)
Mentioned once in reviews
From Google reviews
I started coming here a few months ago, CJ and Dennis are both wonderful owners. I have met both of them on separate occasions, both have been so kind to me and let me ask SEVERAL questions about card collecting, as I am new to the hobby. They both treated me with respect, were knowledgeable, and patient with me.
Very nice local shop, apealing to Card and Miniature gamers like Warhammer/Games workshop. Nice display of recent and different comic books. Lots of paints for minis Clean place , with snacks
Fat Ogre Games and Comics is the best game store in North Houston, Texas. Tons of fun games, tables, a massive terrain section, and more!
At first, I was going to give a lower rating because of their limited board game selection. And, when I say "limited", it is the bare minimum. But, it is unfair to expect a store to be something it's not.
