HOSTS · TAPROOMS · TEAMS · COMMUNITY
We bring the games. You've already got the room.
A few different people ask us the same thing: a host whose guests are stuck inside on a wet Saturday, a taproom with four people in it on a Tuesday, an office that would rather not do another round of icebreakers, or a senior center or library filling a program line. Same shelf, same short drive, somebody else's table — because we don't have one.
PICK THE ONE THAT FITS
Which one are you?
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SHORT-TERM RENTALS
For hosts
Your guests get a rainy afternoon and a shelf of paperbacks somebody left behind. We deliver games to the property instead — they ask, we bring, you never touch it.
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TAPROOMS & VENUES
For breweries
A crate of games behind the bar that gets swapped out, or one night with someone here to teach them. Tuesday is usually the night that needs it.
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WORKPLACES & NONPROFITS
For teams
Games picked for your headcount and the hours you have got. Run it yourselves, or add someone to run it — that part is an extra.
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SENIOR LIVING · CIVIC HALLS · CAMPUS · LIBRARIES
For community spaces
A senior center, a firehall, a campus common room, a library program line — different rooms, same request. We bring a shelf that fits.
TRUE OF ALL FOUR
We come to you, because there is no us to come to.
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No lounge, no café, no address
That is not a gap we are apologising for — it is the shape of the whole business. The games travel, on the family EV, charged at home, which is exactly why the range is tight and why it is worth doing for one game.
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The same shelf a family picks from
Everything on it was played at our own table first, and the notes on a listing come from that rather than from the back of the box.
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Built for the slow seasons
A game night shows up most when everyone is already inside — a rainy weekend, a slow February Tuesday, the stretch between fall and whenever it warms back up. That's when a room with people already in it is most worth filling with something besides a screen.
WORTH KNOWING UP FRONT
Two things that work differently than a family rental
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The rates are worked out for the event
A team day and a taproom arrangement are quoted for what they actually are. They are not the nightly rate a family pays for a game, and we would rather write you a real number than print a wrong one here.
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It is still a request, not a booking
There is no calendar to fight with and nothing confirms itself. You tell us what the night looks like and a person writes back — usually with a question or two, because the room changes what we would bring.
Tell us what your night looks like.
Where it is, roughly how many people, and what you're trying to fix. We'll come back with what we'd bring and what it would cost.