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The best Gan Bian Beef of Vienna

These kinds of claims are usually a little bit out of proportion. But in this case, it’s something I’ve been testing for quite some time.

What a (Resident Evil) Revelations 2

My journey back into the Resident Evil Franchise started a few weeks ago with the latest Remake. I already knew Revelations (1) from the 3DS, but Revelations 2 was completely new for me. And I was more than positively surprised by it.

Resident Evil Revelations

The recent release of Resident Evil 3 re-ignited my already long-lasting affection to this video game series. So I figured I fill in some of the blanks and play older Resident Evil games or try my luck with titles I already knew.

The Inpatient

My recent rediscovered enthusiasm for Virtual Really games led me to another game I had bunkered at home. Made from the same studio as Until Dawn and even set in the same universe, I was already engaged before it even started.

bravo, Bravo Team?

After Astro Bot I tried Bravo Team. It’s a very different experience, not just because it’s a shooter.

VR at its best: Astro Bot Rescue Mission

I recently dusted off my Playstation VR. The first game I played was Astro Bot and reminded me, how a great Virtual Reality experience looks like.

Resident Evil 3

Last weekend I finished Resident Evil 3. It was short. But it was good.

Missing save points on Inferno in Resident Evil 3

Some of you may already noticed, that the highest difficulty setting of Resident Evil 3 lacks a few save points. If you also happen to plan your “use only 4 saves run”, you might want to know the ones that are missing. In this short guide, I put together all missing save points in Resident Evil 3 with a screenshot. I also included a full list so you can check which ones are still available.

Watching the Expanse after Star Trek Picard

Shortly after watching the last episode of Star Trek Picard, I binge-watched the latest season of The Expanse. The 4th season of this space SciFi show is already out for a few months, but I figured I can take my time. This is some weird ritual I tend to do with media products – also counting movies, games or music – from which I know that they are good. It’s not going anywhere, so I rather watch it when I feel like it.

Star Trek Picard

For me, the appeal of Star Trek was always its utopian vision of the future. Whilst the Expanse transfers current ethical and economical struggles into space, Star Trek puts some of these themes behind it. It’s about exploring space peacefully and searching for diplomatic resolutions of conflicts.