Pudgy Penguins as a card game, deliberately absurd, with a collecting scene that is already serious: a season 1 box resells today for 500 to 700 dollars. It is in our rails in Geneva.
Sealed Vibes boosters, from the Enter the Huddle set. The game has no mass-market European distribution: we bring it in ourselves, which makes it one of the hardest licences to find anywhere else in the canton.
Quantities stay modest and the price follows the market of the day, shown on the machine before payment. The Live Stock page shows which machine holds the rail, and the request button tells us whether to reorder.
Pudgy Penguins is one of the few internet-born brands to have made the leap to physical products, from plush toys in US mass retail to a card game. The first set was a short print, the community is loyal, and the secondary market did the rest. It is not a game to start with, it is a collectible.
Seven machines across the canton, six inside Swiss Post branches and the seventh at King Jouet Carouge. Each follows its host's opening hours, shown in real time on the home page. Near Lausanne, an eighth machine is at King Jouet Ecublens.
Cash with change given in coins and notes, TWINT, or contactless by card and phone. The product drops immediately, with no account to create and no app to install.
Twenty-four licences are tracked across the network. The most requested have their own page: