• Facebook
  • X
  • Instagram
  • RSS
  • WWAC
  • Tumblr
  • Mastodon
Sidequest
  • About
    • About Us
    • Pitch Us
    • Contributors
    • Comment Policy
  • News
  • Reviews
    • Video Game Reviews
    • Tabletop Game Reviews
    • Mobile Game Reviews
  • Features
  • Essays
  • Interviews
Select Page
Review: I Am Not Playing Variations on Your Body

Review: I Am Not Playing Variations on Your Body

by Melissa Brinks | Aug 6, 2020 | Essays, Reviews, Tabletop Games

In March of 2020, I started my fourth attempt at therapy. (more…)

Melissa Brinks
Melissa Brinks

Melissa Brinks is Sidequest’s editor in chief, co-creator of the Fake Geek Girls podcast, author of The Compendium of Magical Beasts, and an aspiring beekeeper. She once won an argument on the internet, and tweets at @MelissaBrinks.

www.melissabrinks.com

Recent Posts

  • Who Are Yu?: Prey and The Power of Self-Determination
  • Postgame.31 – Socks Are Just Little Guys for Your Feet
  • GYGO Cosy: Stardew Valley Gets An Update, The Sims Gets An Official Fanfic
  • Caligula Effect 2: My Body is Filled with Regret
  • GYGO Mobile: Roblox, Epic Games, You Know the Drill

Popular Posts

  • A cover image for Prey (Arkane Studios, Bethesda Softworks, 2017), showing a red-suited figure with a shotgun facing down a shadowy eldritch horror with a space station and moon in the background. Who Are Yu?: Prey and The Power of Self-Determination by C. C. Rayne
  • A nib drawing of an indistinct person in a ragged cloak walking toward a mill. There are mountains in the background. The drawing is on richly textured paper. The Quiet Year, Buried Without Ceremony, 2013. Image from https://buriedwithoutceremony.com/the-quiet-year 5 Low-Prep, GMless Games to Play from Far Away by Zora Gilbert
  • A graphic reading, "Sidequest through Pathfinder." Sidequest is written as the Sidequest logo, with green text and a large green Q with compass details, and Pathfinder is the Pathfinder logo. Pathfinder Lost Omens: Pathfinder Society Guide by Cori McCreery
  • A group shot of formally dressed people are staged along a makeshift, theatrical looking setup in a warehouse. Two spotlights beam in the background. One man, centered, is seated on a throne-like chair. Super Seducer 2, RLR Training Inc, Red Dahlia Interactive, 2018 Bigger, But Not Better: A Super Seducer 2 Review by Elvie Mae Parian
  • The Softer Side of Dark Souls Fandom by Kathryn Hemmann

Recent Comments

  • JosDruiventros on Nine Weird-Ass Pokémon Builds from the Competitive World
  • Marcus Beyer on Pasión de las Pasiones: A Latinx Stereotype-Fueled Nightmare
  • Matteoka on How Playing Notpron In 2005 Helped My Programming Career In 2017
  • Ron Knowling on Pasión de las Pasiones: A Latinx Stereotype-Fueled Nightmare
  • Grace Benfell on Final Fantasy VII Remake Misunderstands the Power of Drag
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.

To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy
  • Facebook
  • X
  • Instagram
  • RSS
© 2024 Sidequest - speaking in vector