Scoregasm

With plenty of levels to grind for secret exits and unique Challenge stages, this short game packs some solid replay value.

The use of bright colors, reflective surfaces, intricate patterns of flashy bullets (such as big waves-like motions), and a varied array of strange enemies like DNAs and happy faces, gives the game a great art style and an unique identity, it's fun to just look at the action going onscreen.

The action is frantic enough to remain interesting and the controls (aside from the menus) are perfectly precise and responsive with the Xbox 360 controller.

The music in this game matches the gameplay perfectly, so much so that I forget sometimes that the sound effects and the musical score are seperated.

Perhaps the best things about this game is the unusual menu and the fact that it's fairly cheap and gives you a lot of fun for the same price as the cost of a few candy bars.