Jordan Ramée

6 days ago | gamespot.com | Jordan Ramée

Sunderfolk feels at its best when you're playing together with friends on the couch during what would have otherwise been an uneventful weekend afternoon. The game embodies two of my favorite aspects of tabletop RPGs: strategic teamwork and memorable anecdotes.

2 weeks ago | gamespot.com | Jordan Ramée

At GDC 2025, I watched a walkthrough of one of the early levels of Possessor(s), the next game from Heart Machine. The studio typically goes for action games but mixes in a little bit of something else--2016's Hyper Light Drifter had RPG elements, 2021's Solar Ash was an adventure-platformer, and 2025's Hyper Light Breaker is a cooperative roguelike. Possessor(s) is a metroidvania or, as Heart Machine prefers to call it, a search-action game (which, honestly, is such a better term for the genre).

3 weeks ago | gamespot.com | Jordan Ramée

South of Midnight is a remarkable celebration of the myths, sounds, culture, and language of the American Deep South, using the framework of a 3D action-platformer to spin a yarn about contending with pain and the strength necessary to rise above it. Developed by Compulsion Games--the team behind Contrast and We Happy Few--South of Midnight builds on the Canadian studio's strengths: intriguing narrative concepts, perturbing atmosphere, and memorable characters.

4 weeks ago | gamespot.com | Steve Watts |Jordan Ramée

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Assassin's Creed has become one of Ubisoft's biggest and most recognizable franchises. The historical fiction series has let you explore and cut your way through tons of different eras, from the Roman Empire to the French Revolution and now, in its latest installment, the Sengoku period of Japan.

1 month ago | gamespot.com | Jordan Ramée

At GDC 2025, I got a chance to play Sunderfolk, an upcoming cooperative turn-based tactical RPG adventure that lets you play a tabletop RPG with your friends without the need to set up any physical maps or learn a book of rules. Heck, you don't even all have to be in the same place, as the game is entirely controlled via players' cell phones.