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Service Options: In-store shopping · In-store pickup
Hours
| Saturday | 12PM–12AM |
| Sunday | 2PM–12AM |
| Monday | 2PM–12AM |
| Tuesday | 2PM–12AM |
| Wednesday | 2PM–12AM |
| Thursday | 2PM–12AM |
| Friday | 2PM–12AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 681 TX-46, New Braunfels, TX 78130 Phone: (830) 358-1510 Website:
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4 reviews of Blitzkrieg Games & Comics “Simply the best location in town for Magic, Pokémon, Warhammer, board games, … Ste F New Braunfels, TX 78130.
Review Summary
Daniel Holmstrom
This place has a great selection of everything from cards to comics.
Zachary Kirchens
Friendly staff, large game room with an assortment of board games to try.
Jarrod Ponce
The location is kind of small, but that helps support the casual atmosphere.
Ross Moncrief
HIGHLY RECOMMEND this store!! The owner is extremely nice and patient and the store has an amazing inventory and a very relaxed game play area in the back. Amazing shop, amazing people, amazing atmosphere!<3 Blitzkrieg NB
Lemons R Evil
The store is locally owned and operated. The owner is there daily. The store specializes in trading cards like Pokemon and Magic the Gathering. The store also sells things for D&D, Warhammer 40K, other miniature tabletop games and assorted comic books. Tournaments are held throughout the week for the different card games. The store has a Facebook page that posts regularly what they are doing. Would highly recommend to anybody who is into what the store sells.
Gregory Reiter
Went twice, probably not going back again. The shop could be doing more to service it’s gaming community, and would be a lot more successful. Just because it exists doesn’t automatically mean locals should feel obligated to give patronage. They have very limited stock; no comics (even though it’s in their name’s title); and the owners show very little interested in actual games people come to play. They also have a shop-dog, a big shepherd, it’s always there; it’s hair and dander are everywhere. It wouldn’t be so bad but the dog does occasionally bark at either delivery drivers and/or customers; I can’t tell if it playful or not, but it is a little unnerving. I had never barked at me but during my first visit the dog began barking at the delivery driver, at first I didn’t know if it was barking at me or not, I was the only other person in the shop. The owner didn’t seem to mind the dog barking nor if it made the customer uneasy. After several minutes of this, I’m guessing the owner noticed my unease, he apologized and said the dog was barking at the delivery truck as he moved the dog into one of the back rooms. On one visit I was waiting for a group mate to play some Warhammer, while I waited I played a game of MTG with another pair of gamers waiting for the rest of their group. When one of their group arrived the shop-dog began barking at the customer. The customer didn’t seem bothered; being new to the shop, I couldn’t tell if the animal was being playful or not; but it was still unnerving. On my last visit, while playing Warhammer I found the dog poking around in my bag, the animal gave me no trouble when I shoo’ed it away. The reason I’ve decided not to give further patronage to this shop is because on one rare evening my wife decided that she would really like to join me and learn to play, having already showed her how to play Warcry. However, she is Terrified of dogs. I reached out to the owners and offered a compromise, maybe leash the dog behind the counter. They seemed perturbed by my request and wanted to know how long we’d be playing for.If you don’t mind a large dog having free range of the shop, then this is your place.