Star City Games review

Updated October 1, 2026 · LootCue Editorial Team · Facts checked October 1, 2026

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Our verdict

Star City Games suits readers who want a trading card store that both sells and buys, since its catalogue covers singles, sealed boxes, booster packs and more and the store runs a buylist for the cards you no longer want.

Key facts

Best for
Fans buying individual cards, sealed boxes, booster packs or accessories, and anyone with cards they have finished with.
Buys your cards
Yes (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Card games
Magic, Pokemon, Lorcana, Flesh and blood, Star wars unlimited
Products
Singles, Sealed boxes, Booster packs, Accessories
Official website
starcitygames.com

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Cards you no longer want have a home, since the store runs a buylist alongside its sales side.
  • The catalogue spans individual singles, sealed boxes and booster packs, with supplies such as sleeves and deck boxes alongside them.
  • Several well known card games sit in the same store, so fans moving between titles can stay with the same seller.

Cons

  • Selling back runs through the store's own buylist, so the price offered is the store's rather than another collector's.
  • The store concentrates on a set of trading card games, so anything outside that range is not something it buys or sells.
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Who it suits

  • Players of the card games in this range, from booster boxes down to individual singles.
  • Collectors clearing finished sets who want the store to take the cards.
  • Hobbyists who need sleeves, deck boxes or playmats alongside their cards.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Collectors focused on card games outside the range this store trades.
  • Sellers who would rather deal with a private buyer than the store's buylist.

How Star City Games compares

Frequently asked questions

What can I buy from Star City Games?+

The store trades the major trading card games rather than every game on the market, including Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Lorcana and more. Alongside those games it sells individual cards, sealed boxes and booster packs, so a buyer after one specific card and a buyer after unopened product are served in the same shop.

Can I sell my cards to the store as well?+

Yes, the store runs a buylist, so cards you no longer want can go to it rather than sitting in a drawer. Selling works alongside the buying side of the shop, which suits collectors clearing space once a set is finished.

Which card games does it trade?+

The store concentrates on a set of well known trading card games rather than every title. If your game sits outside that range, check the catalogue before you plan a purchase, because anything outside it is not something this store buys or sells.

Does it sell accessories as well as cards?+

Alongside cards and sealed product, the store lists supplies such as sleeves, deck boxes and playmats. That matters for players who want to finish or protect a deck at the table rather than simply adding another booster to an order.

Who does this store suit?+

It suits readers who want cards bought and sold in the same place, whether they are after an individual card or unopened product. Fans of the games it trades can cover most of a collection from a single store, and hobbyists can add supplies to the same order.

Is it worth a look if I only want sealed product?+

Sealed boxes and booster packs sit in the same catalogue as individual singles, so a buyer after unopened product finds it in a store that also sells opened cards. Collectors building a sealed box alongside the singles to go with it can cover both in one order.

Sources

  • starcitygames.com checked October 1, 2026

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Fans buying individual cards, sealed boxes, booster packs or accessories, and anyone with cards they have finished with.

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