Games @ PI is happy to announce a new cashless payment option that is fast and easy to use!

Using FavePay, you can now pay for your hobby supplies and games with your phone. To top it off, you receive 5% Cashback on your next visit when you shop with us through FavePay.

You can find and install Fave here: https://bit.ly/3dD3dR6

We’ve included instructions on how to use Fave below!

Hello PI-Fans,

A new batch of games and restocks have hit the shelves and our doors remain open as we continue to supply fun-filled games in these trying times. Before we get into what’s new though, we have a message from Kenneth.

Our play tables may be closed for the time being, but the new releases must flow. This week’s newest titles are great for small groups to play, with cooperative fun abound.

For those of you looking for games to play over these weeks of increased social distancing, check out these great titles.

Hey everyone.

In light of the new safe distancing measures, Games @ PI will be suspending all in-store events and closing our painting tables and play area until further notice. During this time our table-booking and paint pass services will be unavailable, and no games will be held or run within the store.

The store will continue operations at its usual business hours, with steps taken to ensure the cleanliness of the store and the safety and health of our customers and staff. We seek your cooperation in abiding by these new measures and in keeping our store a safe and sanitary place.

Hey PI-Fans,

With the world appearing in absolute shades of grey this week, we recommend a touch of colour in your life, so out with those zombie apocalypses and pandemics (though if those are your thing, we also have them in stock and won’t judge).

If you’re like us, and just want a world where things are going back to normal. Here are the surprisingly brightly coloured releases for this week.

There is a tradition amongst members of the tabletop wargame community to start new armies with the new year, and here at Games@PI, our staff took it upon themselves to keep with that tradition.

Helped along by our New Year, New Army discounts, our staff and regulars began to work on armies for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Warlords rallying troops to their banner and outfitting them in regimental colours.

Today’s article will feature two of these armies, both made by members of our staff.

Hey PI-Fans,

Designed shortly after the Clone Wars and produced in surprising quantities by MandalMotors, despite Empire supervision a rather surprising number of shipments of M3-A Scyk fighters would disappear due to administrative errors – these lost Scyks would inevitably wind up in the hands of the Hutt clans and the Zann Consortium.

The Games @ PI team has recently come into possession of one such cache of Scyk fighters and in traditional Mandalmotors style, we’re making them available to X-Wing Scum & Villany players everywhere.

Get two X-Wing 1E M3-A Interceptors free with every Star Wars X-Wing Scum & Villany Conversion Kit Purchased.

Hey PI-Fans,

With arrival of new stock of Hail Hydra and Resistance Avalon and the launch of Crossfire and Ravnica: Inquisition, by some odd quirk of fate, this week looks to be a week of deception themed games.

But if that isn’t your thing, consider picking up a copy of Ultra Tiny Epic Kingdoms and Ultra Tiny Epic Galaxies, the teeniest tiniest, most portal 4X (eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, and eXterminate) games you’ll find.

This comes on top of the usual rolling restock including the Tiny Epic game line, King of Tokyo, Mysterium, Chronicles of Crime and the (oddly popular) Pandemic.

Hey PI-Fans,

In this most abnormal of times, Games @ PI is happy to keep things chugging along. Shelves get filled up, new titles keep appearing on our shelves. Normalcy!

If you’re huddled together waiting for things to blow over, spend some time with Sherlock Holmes: Carlton House and Queen`s Park, a standalone set for Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective as you crack open the case files of the master detective. Solve the presented mystery and match your deductive abilities against your opponents and the master sleuth himself, Sherlock Holmes.

Alternatively, raid the sushi bar with Sushi Roll, a high-speed dice drafting game which sees players raiding a sushi joint. Grab dice, representing different dishes from the sets of dishes as they are handed to you, and build your own scoring sets of dishes. Earn points for winning combos like two tempura or a set of sashimi, grab a menu to re-roll your dice or use chopsticks to swap with an opponent and be sure to save room for pudding at the end!