Patrick Klepek
Patrick Klepek is the Senior Writer at Waypoint, and he's been covering video games for more than 20 years. He secretly wishes he was writing about horror movies every day.
'Star Wars Jedi: Survivor' Is Coming in Very Hot, But Dark Souls and Star Wars Is Still Fun
What to make of 10 hours with a video game that had performance issues, only to have many of those issues disappear right before release? A conundrum.
Inside the Chaotic World of Kids Trying to Play Video Games on School Laptops
Most school children have a Chromebook, and every day, it's a war between kids, teachers, and the developers trying to entertain bored students.
'Dead Island 2' Keeps It Simple, Maybe Too Simple
Maybe block and dodge shouldn't be the same button.
Mario Dominates at the Box Office
Plus, adventures in 'Everspace 2' and an awesome mod for the original 'Darkest Dungeon'.
The Struggles of PSVR 2 and 'The Last of Us' on PC
A run of great PC ports is brought to an end by one of Sony's marquee games.
Watching ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ With My Six-Year-Old Was Surprisingly Emotional
I’ve tried my best to not raise a gamer, simply because of my love of video games. And yet, Mario transcends all.
I Booted Up a Six-Year-Old ‘Breath of the Wild’ Save and Tried to Understand My Past Self
I was able to track my own past, including my past failures, by the crumbs of digital evidence I’d left behind.
‘Metroid Prime Remastered’ Is a Proud Celebration of Letting Older Games Stay Feeling Old
What is Metroid, if not asking the player to take a leap of faith on themselves? A game about tension and isolation has maintained that feeling.
‘Resident Evil 4’ Didn’t Need a Remake, But This One’s Brilliant Anyway
The original Resident Evil 4 had a chaotic energy that was hard to pin down, but the remake gets it—and embraces it.