After 22 Years Funagain Games Bows Out of Online Sales

I have to say the news on Friday from Funagain Games really took me by surprise seeing the company had just moved into a new warehouse a couple months ago. Yet, the company – which is viewed by most people as the go to place to purchase games on the web – revealed they are getting out of online retailing completely. Thankfully, their two brick and mortar locations in Oregon won’t be affected by this business decision. Currently, Funagain is liquidating stock so now may be a good time to grab some great deals to help salve the wound.

From Funagain:

Since 1996 Funagain Games has been providing board gaming fun to our customers across the United States and the entire globe. We love what we do and we’re happy that we got to be part of such an exciting hobby. Unfortunately, we’ve had to make a very tough and difficult decision. Funagain Games will be ceasing our online retailer operations in the coming months. Starting immediately, most of our stock is offered at, or close to, or even below, wholesale prices and will not be replenished as it sells out.

We’ve had an amazing time being a part of the industry for the past 22 years, but all things inevitably change.

Thank you to all our loyal customers.

Please note. This does not effect either retail store in Eugene or Ashland, Oregon. Those stores will continue to operate as normal so please help us continue our dedication to board games by visiting one of those locations.

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