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"Overall, Cities: VR offers a new way to experience the beloved city-building sim, and, as one of the first games in the genre to come to VR, it is enjoyable despite its not-insubstantial drawbacks. The smaller scale, lower quality graphics, and clunky controls could be a sticking point for fans of Cities: Skylines. However, just like its PC and console counterpart, Cities: VR is easy to become immersed in for hours and does contain many of the same tools and features, which is itself a feat worthy of celebrating. Given VR is technically in its infancy, many of the games and experiences currently on offer can feel experimental or closer to a mobile gaming experience than one for PC or console. Cities: VR is undoubtedly one of the stronger VR games to be released so far, and with a few post-launch patches, it has the potential to be one of the best games currently available for Quest 2."
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Cooties is a chaotic browser game where you defend yourself from affection-hungry girls spreading a gross imaginary disease. Played from a top-down perspective, you navigate a school environment swinging rocks, hurling trash cans, and whacking pencil-sized spears at anyone who gets too close. The goal is simple: survive Valentine’s Day without touching a girl, or risk turning into a giggly, cooties-infested mess. The game’s absurd humor and relentless silliness set it apart. Its pixelated animations and over-the-top reactions to violence have earned it a cult following since 2006. While not complex, its blend of frantic clicking and crude comedy resonated enough to land it in the Armor Games hall of fame. Players appreciate the short, punchy rounds and the joy of seeing a giant pencil impale a character. Not high art but a time capsule of early web gaming weirdness.
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