Roll2Play

I attended a friend’s birthday party here. It’s been a long time since I bought a board game but next time I do so it will be here (I bought a 3D metal model tonight because I wanted to give something back to the store.) What a delightful place. You can rent games here for $ 5, there are tons of tables for playing, and Tiffany, the owner, was a delight, showering us with free candy. A real community game store and one that I’ll happily go out of the way for.
There was an event calendar on the wall and the place seems to be popular with MTG players and the like but even if you’re just a board game player or someone looking to get into it you’ll find friendly help here.

It’s impossible not to love this place. There’s a great community atmosphere, lots to do: board games, Magic the gathering, Pokemon, Yu-​Gi-​oh, d&d, other roll –playing, even bunco. Tiffany is a wonderful person who donates to charities and does a lot of work introducing games to children in need.
It’s also a great space, bright and clean (including the bathrooms).
There is also an aim to increase the number of female gamers, including a girls game night.

Lots of rare games. We found several we liked and had been looking for!

Great game store, and a really nice owner.
The gaming area is a little tight, but the environment is great and the people are nice.

What can I say that hasn’t been said about Roll2Play, The store is amazing, ownership is fantastic and the staff is knowledgeable in their source materials. Plus, they give back to the community at large with their afterschool programs.

One of the best local game shops in DFW. The owners are great and regulars on the local convention scene, organizing gaming events at local cons in addition to their own gaming convention. I know they do a lot of special events with the local libraries and charities. A fun, safe place to take your kids. Now if only they were a little closer to me…

We love going to the store Tiffany the owner is great she accepts everyone and she try’s to make everyone have a great time on her store her staff is friendly and they events all the time check them out.

Roll2play is one of the good game stores, its well run, well lit and clean. To put it into words of my good friend Ernest Hemingway, ‘its a clean well lighted place’.
The staff and owner treat you like a friend, not a paycheck. They are the only game store of its kind in the area that really cares more about you than the profit.
When I’m in the area visiting friends, we always make time to stop on by and visit as I often see Tiffany (the owner) and the staff at various gaming conventions and its always good to maintain positive relationships in the geek community.
They’ve got a ton of product and its well organized. If they don’t have it, then they can order it they will get it out to you. I love the selection of boardgames and RPGs
There are a ton of events from Friday night magic, boardgame nights, RPG days for organized play for Pathfinder Society and D&D 5^th edition.
On top of it all the owner has set up a charity to get games into less fortunate kids hands and does stuff around the community and school to get kids off the «social» media and interacting.
I definitely could write for an hour and still be telling you how good this place is. If you’re in the area and you’re looking for a game, then this is your place. I’ll definitely be back and ready to Roll 2 Play!

A class act of a store that really sets out to make gaming a family adventure. It’s one of the few things I miss from Texas, wishing I could have gone here more and played more and more games.
While I’m not a Magic fan, if you like Magic: the Gathering, this is a local hub for you. Beyond that, they have a library of games to play and a lot of great products and support to offer. Can’t think of a single bad thing about this amazing shop!

Cool store with a nice selection of board games and RPGs. Very friendly associate talked to me about their events and products. Store offers rentals and has a nice setup for game players.

We got to attend their birthday event this last weekend. It was a lot of fun. The store was all decorated; they had cake and free door prizes too. There were activities that you could take part in. They have a new activity space that is being added. This store has certainly leveled up!
Tiffany and Sarah helped us select Zombicide Prizon Outbreak. They helped to open it to see what was inside as were as excited about the game as we were. They have the ability to make you feel like you made the correct purchase.
Very clean, well organized, great community I would recommend you stop by and check it out.

Roll2Play is a small games store in the Coppell area. However – do not judge the store by it’s size. It’s small, unassuming exterior doesn’t do it justice… This is not the closest game store to my house, and it’s not the largest, but it’s probably the one that I’m going to visit the most.
Facility and Location: The location (in a strip mall, off of Denton Tap Road, south of 121) is in a small strip center on the East side of the road. One could miss it, if they don’t know what they’re looking for. The front of the store is a retail and gaming area, where the back of the store is a little more private gaming area which I believe Tiffany is going to eventually expand the store into.
Owner & Employees: One of the most memorable things about this game store (and one of the main reasons to go to a game store in the first place) is their owner, Tiffany. Tiffany is outgoing, helpful, and full of great suggestions for whatever you are looking for. I believe her primary goal of the store is to build a gaming community of tabletop gamers, and it looks like it’s working. I went into the store one evening (a Thursday, I think…) and the place was hopping at 8 PM. There were at least 10 to 15 gamers using gaming tables. They seemed to all be having a blast.
Standouts: Again, the main standout for this store is the community behind this store. The attitude of the store really seems to be less profit focused, and more community focused. It seems like they have built a great community here. (They even organized an independent local event intending to expose board games to non-​board game types.)
Oh, and for a small game store, the game selection is FANTASTIC. The shelves are easy to navigate, and it’s easy to find what you are looking for.
One more thing – the game rental program is unique and brilliant. A few bucks RENTS a game for a week. This is a remarkable concept.
Loyalty Program: The loyalty program is pretty cool. They use a program that gives you a key fob that collects points as you purchase games. Every x amount of games gives you a free game. I think you get a point for every $ 10 dollars you spend.
Comics and other Swag: They do NOT have comics, that I know of. They have some other game related swag (and of course, gaming gear like dice), and I believe I saw that they sell basic concessions as well (i.e. — soda and candy.)
Conclusion: This is a great game store, and I’ll be visiting regularly.

Wonderful place to play board games!!! Sit down, take a seat! For free play like any board game u want!!!

This is one of the best places to play games at in the DFW area. 1. They is dedicated to the supporting the TableTop Industry. 2. They keep a huge selection in stock and get new stuff in every week. 3. Has a huge gaming room in the back and tables in the front so lots of room to get your game on. 4. Has a huge collection of games to play for free there (try before you buy) and will actually rent games so you can take home and play it. 5. Most importantly they support their local community by going into the community and encouraging Families

This store is awesome! Tiffany, the lady in charge of everything has a passion for tabletop games the likes of which I have never seen. You can find your new favorite game here for sale. And if you are not sure about a game, check the back room. You might be able to try it out before you buy! There is always something going on at the store. The second Monday of the month is a trivia night put in by Roll 2 Play and local podcasters, the United States of Geekdom. A fun time for sure! In short, check out the store, unplug from the video games, and get into some great tabletop games at Roll 2 Play!

Over the last two months, my friends and I have been to Roll2Play a dozen times.
This is the ideal game store for me. Why?
— Great selection
— Great prices
— Great and knowledgeable staff
— They let you rent games! For $ 5 no less. We’ve rented a few, and test-​playing them has helped us decide which ones to buy, and which ones to pass on.
— They have events, sell snacks, and are active on social media. Event when something doesn’t spark my personal fancy, I can share/​forward the info to some of my many gaming friends, and help everyone out.
— They have D&D supplies, though not as much as I’d like. Hey, you can’t have everything, right? They have a space limit like every other store.
We’ve made this our preferred gaming store over Madness (in Plano), though both are pretty close to our house. Madness has lots of stuff… but none of it interests me. This store is smaller, with a better quality of stock, which appeals to me.
Also, Tiffany and Allison are awesome!

We stumbled upon this shop when dropping our dog off for a haircut next door. I was so excited to see a shop that looked like it just might cater to board game players, not just D&D and other role playing games. I wasn’t disappointed — in fact, the longer I stayed, the more I fell in love. Here’s why:
— They have a huge selection of games, all the way from family friendly to intensive RPGs.
— The let you RENT games. WHAT? It’s $ 5 to rent a game for a week and they have a really nice selection. We rented a drinking game set based on RPGesque characters — a priestess, an orc, etc.
— They appear to offer a bunch of cool events — that night they were having a build-​your-​own-​board game workshop, they have an upcoming geeky trivia night, and have various themed nights for different styles of gaming.
— They have tables where you can hang out and play games.
— It’s BYOB, so you can imbibe while hanging out and playing games.
Do I really need to sell you on this store anymore? We were so excited to find it, are thoroughly enjoying our rented game and our expansion pack for Carcassonne, and can’t wait to spend some more time there.

This is by far one of the better board game shops that I have been to. It’s unfortunate that our two local shops in the Hurst-​Euless-​Bedford area don’t focus their efforts on the board gaming crowd, however Roll 2 Play is much more friendly to board gamers.
The store is very well organized, the staff is friendly and they utilize social media to post daily events so there really is something for everyone here. I have attended a few Wednesday board game nights for the past few weeks and I have enjoyed myself every time. The board game selection is amazing and they always have plenty of tables to allow multiple groups to play different games.
They are also utilize a public library in the backroom which allows people to play the store’s games instead of having to bring their own. It’s quite nice. Their games are competitively priced and I find that they are actually cheaper than our local stores here. They have drinks, snacks if you feel the munchies coming on.
Overall, they’ve been my favorite game store and I’ve enjoyed giving them my patronage. I only wish that they were closer to me in the Midcities. If they opened a store here they could easily compete and surpass the other stores we have in terms of board game/​card game business. The others here are 90 percent focused on Comics & Magic The Gathering and 10 percent on everything else.
If you are in the Coppell area, I suggest you give them a try.

A great boaedgame store that welcomes boardgamers
The have special «play times»:
Munchkin on Mondays 630-​close
chess lessons on Tuesdays ($ 15/​class) 645 – 745
European game night on Wednesdays 630-​close
Looney Labs on Thursday 630-​close
MAGIC tourney on Fridays ($ 5 buy in) registration begins at 6, play at 7.
They have snacks for sale and lots of open games to browse. There are lots of tables to play on and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly.