Mind Games LLC is a retail store located in the West Valley City area of Salt Lake City, Utah. The store specializes in tabletop miniature war-games, with a focus on Warhammer 40,000 (40K). They carry a complete line of Game Workshop products, including Warhammer Age of Sigmar, Blood Bowl, and other smaller titles. The store also offers a large selection of Star Wars Armada, Star Wars Legion, and X-Wing miniature games, as well as paint, painting supplies, terrain kits, modeling supplies, and accessories. Additionally, they have a limited selection of board type strategy games and some "living" card games from Fantasy Flight Games. Customers praise the store for its knowledgeable and helpful staff, who provide excellent customer service and assistance. The owner is described as honest, informed, and genuinely interested in the customers and their hobbies. Customers appreciate the store's competitive pricing, with one customer mentioning a fantastic 10-dollar-off-50-dollar deal. The store's welcoming atmosphere and ample space for wheelchair accessibility are also highlighted. Overall, Mind Games LLC is highly recommended by its customers for anyone interested in tabletop miniature war-games and related hobbies.
Great place, good tables and terrain. Mostly 40k and Gw focused. And has a decent deal of 10 bucks store credit for every 50 bucks spent. 10/10 would war again
August 2024
I’ve been a fan of war hammer ever since middle school and I am so happy that I stumbled into this amazing store. The gentleman that was working there was super helpful and helped me pick out the paint, brushes and tools to paint my first models. I’m happy to say that I left with some awesome Custodian Wardens.
October 2023
Mind Games is a great place to play and purchase warhammer. Matt is very helpful and knowledgeable when it comes to the game and products he supplies. I have been there many times and have always felt welcome and had fun playing many games at this location. I highly recommend playing and supporting this local business.
