A new spot on Mass Ave. Kingmakers opened in mid-February at Massachusetts Ave. Indianapolis and Columbus have a lot of things in common, so we thought that this would be the next logical step. The "board game sommeliers" will help customers select a game from the game library based on skill level, mood and number of players.
You go get something to eat and then you come over and play some board games. The name "Kingmakers" is a gaming term given to a player who no longer has a shot at winning but is able to make a play that crowns another player of his or her choosing as the winner.
The well-lit room has a bar, gaming tables with mismatched chairs and a bookcase filled with colorful boxes of games: card games, Life, Settlers of Catan and more.
The bar offers a number of local snacks and beer, wine and mead. Gaming has recently seen an increased — and broader — interest, Sherman said, making a place like Kingmakers fit well in a bar and restaurant district.
Construction of a four story office building on Mass Ave. Niles said he will ask the six stores to leave the year-old building during the project, which will take at least 15 months. The construction will boost rents to levels comparable to similar locations on Mass Ave. Monica, who already has another high-tech games store at Mass Ave.
Monica added that she is planning to pack up and leave the location for good when it is torn down next March unless she receives an offer from the Niles company to move back in. She says returning to the renovated site will mean weighing the benefits of the location against higher rent of the new store. But setting up a new store for such a short period of time was not such a risky venture, according to Monica.
When Pangloss Book shop learned that the Boston-area Niles Company was going to fear down the building, it started looking for other locations. When the bookstore moved into its new Mt.
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