Dan Hinkin is an educator at GamingTrend. He focuses on the intersection of arts and entertainment, design, and consumer tech, with a particular passion for video games and web applications. Dan's insights into beverage production also add a unique perspective to his work, showcasing his diverse interests in the tech and gaming industries.
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Dan Hinkin's coverage predominantly consists of reviews, announcements, and promotional deals within the gaming industry, particularly board games and tabletop role-playing games (TTRPG). If you have a new product launch or an announcement related to board game or TTRPG industry, Dan might be interested in covering it.
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By: Dan Hinkin
A party game with no weird naked people or physical challenges! I guess there can be if you want them though?
A follow-up from our preview coverage. In the world of Ulos, there are two games that the goblins play in the prison.
A colorful abstract drafting puzzle perfect for the family
Small box head-to-head card battling game It's official: I've corrupted my wife to the dark side of gaming.
A quick playing pirate card game
By: Dan Hinkin
A two-player card battler for the influence of planets
Out-business your opponent and rule the town
We get a hands-on preview of the educational electronics game.
A gorgeous solo dice journey through mythology
Drafting ceramic tiles just got more cutthroat
