Recent reviews by RetroMoe

Wonderful vehicle sandbox made even better with a seemingly endless stream of add-ons.
Best to play this with a controller.

I got this for free on account that I owned the Legendary Edition. It's the best way to play Skyrim on modern machines (the original 2011 version was optimized for 32 bit systems and only used 2GB of RAM at most, so newer computers often have some issues like choppy framerates and graphical bugs). If you haven't tried Skyrim before, this is the one to get.

An absolute classic that must be experienced. Like most games of it's era, XCOM can be a bit brutal with difficulty, but it's what makes the game so fun and keeps you coming back to it.

Has the same thrill of playing dodgeball in school.

Feesh is a unique arcade-style game with minimalist visuals and a chill, ambient soundtrack. The game was made by Tj Hughes, an up-and-coming indie dev & musician from St Louis, as his first commercially released project. Tj began work on Feesh at age 16, which explains the tounge-and-cheek-natured writing on the game's store page and in the in-game instructions.
The objective of the main game (Arcade mode) is to eat other fish smaller than you so you can evolve to a new form and move on the the next stage. Stages get progressivley more difficult and each one introduces a new gimmick that you can use to your advantage.
You have to eat fish smaller than you, otherwise you'll get eaten yourself and lose a life. There are many different kinds of fish, some have unique ways to hamper your progress, others give you perks like shrinking larger fish that are nearby.
It's a very difficult game, seeing as you have no idea if a larger fish or shark is nearby, meaning you have to react quickly. It adds an element of survival, and with the floaty controls it feels somewhat like Sinistar (Google it), which I happen to like.
The game also has a Chill Out mode where you can sit back and watch the AI-controlled fish glide around and eat each other. There's also Shark Attack mode, a brutally difficult gamemode where you're being hunted down by a huge swarm of sharks.
Overall, Feesh is a nice little game, and a promising start for a young, self-taught developer.
I should note that Tj Hughes is currently working on an experimental art-game called Nour, which just so happened to surpass its $25k Kickstarter goal the other day. Having backed Nour I'm really excited to see how much Tj's skills have improved since he made Feesh, once the game comes out early next year.

Really promising for an open-world survival crafting game, despite the genre being a bit in overabundance these days. The visuals are colorful and detailed, and the variety is enough to keep me going for hours on end. I have high hopes for this title's development.

Viridi is a nice diversion from the flashy violent world of games. Sometimes, I'd like to undwind and just relax, Viridi lets me do just that by letting me care for a tiny virtual garden of succulent plants. It might not have that much depth, but it's a nice little piece of software, esepcially if you don't have the room for an actual flowerpot.

You can deck somebody in the face as a furry and fart on their corpse.

10/10.

Even though its a work-in-progress, its definitely necessary to check this program out. If you know how to use it (and you can get used to this really quick, no worries) , it's a convienient and fun way to show off you videos, pics, games, anything else on your PC that's worth sharing really!
I've been aware of this project since mid-2013 and I have very high hopes for it; I see potential in this program. There may have been similar virtual arcade/media room programs before this, but this one gets it right.

The most important thing you should expect from this game is that it is HARD; like teeth-grinding-rage-inducing hard. It's a top-down action game with nice 8 bit-esque graphics and a psychadellic soundtrack. One hit from an enemy and you are DEAD and have to start the stage over again. The weapons the enemies carry are random each try, so sometimes it's a bit easier to beat a stage because you have better weapons. Despite being predictable the enemies will rush and attack as soon as they see you, so you have to have FAST reaction times to attack them or escape.
A suggestion I have is to implement a multiplayer vs. or co-op mode, but making it so players can take a certain number of hits before dying.
It's a good game but I really don't think its worth its whole price, so get it on sale.