Went in to look at some cards and the owner was awesome, ended up chatting about military life and other things! Gave me a sweet deal on the cards that I couldn't pass up! Definitely recommend! Yes, you have to wear a mask but you don't know if someone has an auto-immune deficiency so I can wear a mask for the 20 min I'm in there, it's no big deal! read more

I want to point out the date I'm posting this. While it's only a couple of weeks from when I actually shopped there (just before Christmas), it's still 2025/2026 of this posting. That said, I wouldn't return to this location simply because the very moment I walked in I was given/required to wear a mask to shop on property. Yes, the wonderful mask of 2020. No recent COVID outbreak, I wasn't sick. It wasn't optional. I cannot support a business that believes that is the best practice. Mandates are gone. The mask functionality is 50/50 at best. Check my profile for other effective locations to card shops on the coast if you're in the market for card games. read more

I will not be coming back. The owner Is a pokemon scalper. I asked if they traded, they dont. So I sold my cards for literally less than 60% market value. This man will manhandle your cards rush them on a mat and boast about his never ending "collection". He "has so many cards!! He usually doesn't buy or trade!!" he wouldn't stop repeating it. I collect pokemon and magic. I ply the card games. I handed the man the cards, but my fiance was spoken to for the entire transaction. after I received my 'compensation' 24$ card for my cards. My fiance was given the money for my cards again. I had to correct him on multiple cards explaining that the holo print was actually adding to the value?? I didn't see the value in the items I was going to buy. literally paid 2$ for .10¢ cards. I'm sorry but I won't be supporting someone who scalps pokemon cards and then criticizes and insults the people in the community. NOT A SAFE SPACE FOR WOMEN. not a safe space for girls. read more

The owner and workers are extremely rude all the time, for no reason. They also don't have any system to deliver PDFs with the sale of RPG books. read more

I knew this place was cool the moment I saw "Unbeatable Squirrel Girl" not only stocked but overtly labeled. Great selection, clean store, and the staff are super knowledgeable and friendly. They'll go out of their way to help you find what you're looking for and offer fun conversation while doing it. Excited to go back first chance I get. read more

Dude, best fucking place for people who want authenticity, Love it here been going since I was a child.... read more

When I first got into wargaming I was so confused about how to start. Lucky, Sonny was there to explain and help me group up with some cool kats to play with. That alone sold me on Jaks. Sure it a bit pricy but all and all its a fun place to come and game. Good crowds, decent prizes, great fun. read more

Highly suggest readers to avoid this shop if at all possible. Staff absolutely ignored me for twenty minutes while they talked to who I assume was a regular customer about non-business related matters. When I finally was addressed, the staff member behind the counter was rude and dismissive of my questions. That alone was enough to lose me as a customer. However, to make matters worse the organization was atrocious, items overpriced, and the store had a thick smell of mold and body odor. Other customers had complained that there was no staff manning the front desk -apparently the rude individual had only just shown up right before I did. I understand that these hole-in-the-wall game stores generally lack some level of professionalism, but I'm genuinely surprised this place is able to keep their doors open. There are far better game stores nearby that I will gladly spend that little extra on gas to get to, and I suggest anyone reading this to do the same. read more

Great card, magazine and collectible store. Prices are great and based off a national average. Very easy to find the cards that you need. Owner is very professional and easy to do business with. read more

It's a collectible/hobby/gamer store. Fairly general. For the most part they appear to overcharge but I've seen worse. The help is more likely to help you if you're a single girl than if you are anyone else. And likely you'll get ignored if there is a single girl present...it's sort of surprising how poor the service is. I guess when your the only hobby shop in an area you can afford to act like a pervy teen. Overall I'd recommend it for the clientele and less for the service. You can also almost always find it's goods cheaper online. I'd support it only for use of the back room where you can generally find other gamers who will pick up a magic game or board game of some time. Otherwise I'm unimpressed compared to almost any other gaming store I've visited. It's better than nothing but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. read more

The first reviewer is spot-on - but you don't have to be a single girl. I came here with my husband so we could get some D&D supplies. They were chocked full of all sorts of stuff, which was cool. The owner clearly is passionate and knowledgeable, but it became a bit cumbersome because we wanted to browse independently, but the owner lingered by us for probably a good 10-15 minutes talking the entire time. It made it hard to focus on what I was looking at. They had a small Wiccan/Occult section, which I thought was nice. The owner stated he kept it tucked away because he doesn't want to scare anyone off. A while later I jokingly asked him if he had the rare edition of the Necronomicon (seriously though - I would love to get my hands on that.) He said he used to have one, to which I very jokingly said he should put it on display out in front. He replied again, no, he'd want to keep a family friendly image. *record scratch* Okay, so you mean to say you're attempting to keep a family friendly image going on with your store? The first thing I noticed when I walked in was the overwhelmingly, obviously displayed Frank Frazetta / Luis Royo / Boris Vallejo art books faced out at eye level. Any fantasy art fan would know they are famous for their depictions of luscious, nude women. And there the books were, bare and spread as the eye could see as soon as you walk through the front door. Don't get me wrong - I love their art, but is it family friendly? Don't kid me. Additionally, at the check out counter, there's a wall FULL of hentai. You'd have to be blind not to see the tentacle rape and schoolgirls with overdeveloped 34EEE breasts. Family friendly? C'mon son. Great, I've probably clearly identified myself for the next time I come back. HI THERE!! *waves* I found it amusing but agreeable to my wallet that I was given steep discounts for all the Tolkien merchandise I bought. A rare Bestiary of Middle Earth ($35 USD) and Children of Hurin (brand spankin' new hard cover) ($20ish), for $10 each. I wasn't going to object, but a part of me wondered if it was because I was an excited fan who finally found a long-lost book from her collection, or if it was because of my gender. My husband found most of what he was looking for, as well as a really bitchin' D&D themed messenger bag, worth every penny. If you're a Robert E Howard fan -- RUN, do not walk here. He's got more Conan stuff than you can shake a stick at. It was cool! Well, regardless, I got a nice discount, the guy is knowledgeable, and you can find a LOT of rare, cool stuff here. It's in the nastiest part of Biloxi on the nastiest part of Pass Road, but it's a nice little gem in a hole in the wall. read more

I went in to trade an unopened box of cards for another box, I wasn't trying to sell anything or make a profit, and was willing to pay a little extra in oder to avoid shipping the box I had back to where is was originally purchased. By the end of the conversation the guy in charge told me he wants to model his his business after Wal-Mart (you know, the place that pays minimum wage, with no benefits, and combines their own profits with government subsidies; its a good, honest model...) By the end of our conversation, I was literally called a criminal, then it was implied that I stole the box, and was turned away... And none of this was said to me in a professional, or diffusive manner. I'm a very easy going person, there is 1000 ways to tell me you're not comfortable with the deal and why, without insulting me and calling me a criminal. Basically, the guys in charge is an arrogant jerk, and the customer service sucks pretty hard because of it. read more

Jaks is a wonderful place to make friends and to have fun. If you like yugioh, magic the gathering, vanguard, and so on. When i moved hear a few years ago i didn't know anyone now i got friends who to me are better brothers to me than my actual brothers. Every one that works there is the best so don't be shy young or old short or tall you will have fun i know i did. read more

My wife and I got our comics here for a little over a month. Staff was extremely unprofessional. My wife was uncomfortable with the attention she received when shopping alone but didn't think much of it until our last visit when the owner made an extremely crude comment of a sexual nature directed at her. On top of this they have little interest in actually running a decent comic shop. In our short time dealing with them we missed more books than either of us have at any shop in our lives. Avoid at all costs. read more