honestly the classes are amazing, very clear why we are learning the topic and for what outcome. i enjoy my studies very much. i think the applications for students can be improved, the fact we cannot print by ourselves is bit ridiculous as we are literally a film school and the info hub only prints till 5pm when classes are till 7pm

Classes are fantastic, but long, I would say. We do mostly practical sessions and after 4 hours 5times a week.. let's say it's a bit exhausting and most students have part part-time job during weekends...

Coming here was the best choice I've made. Not only am I learning a ton, I'm also doing, which was my main problem with game development before starting my studies. All of the lecturers are incredibly nice and helpful. Made quick friends with my classmates. Everything is just fun. Of course there's room for improvement because this is only the second year since this course started, the games school is understaffed and there are some annoying IT problems, but if this is how it's beginning I can't imagine how good it'll get with more students and a larger basis in the game dev community

In class teaching with a small group like how it is in the course is the best way to learn for me. Classes can become more of a conversation with the lecturers and climates rather than just digesting and memorizing what the lecturer Is saying. Class times are not too long and assignment aren't overwhelming. We can contact any lecturer at pretty much any time to ask any question we want

Berlin is one of the most diverse cities I've seen. There's a bit of everything here. Rent is expensive but food is cheaper than where I'm from