If you ever wanted to murder a bunch of Koreans and then kill some aliens after that then this is the game for you. Also if you wanted to have fun killing Koreans but not aliens. You can also play Crysis Warhead since there are more Koreans but fewer aliens, but this game is pretty good too.

Super Meat Boy seems to have fulfilled my desires for a crazy, jumping around platformer, and for that I thank it. The risk/reward of the game is interesting because as you progress you always think that you are playing the hardest thing and then whenever you go back to previous levels (perhaps to get a missed bandage) you realize how easy the game was until the level you're currently on. It's wonderfully done. Things that used to seem daunting and impossible are a lot of crazy fun. What really shines through in these situations are the controls, however, which are prefect, responsive and very intuitive (even with their realtive simplicity).

The game is also chock full of excellent humor and callbacks to the 2D games of yesteryear. On top of that there's a ton of content. Not only do you get the standard set of levels but there are dark levels (the same levels but harder), secret levels and you have a huge cast of characters to unlock. Highly recommended!