Super Meat Boy but doubled up, slowed down a little to allow your brain to cope and throw a bunch of new mechanics at it. Sounds pretty infuriating, right? I can whole-heartedly confirm, this game will have you screaming at your screen and punching keyboards in no time. You control a pair of dots (bear with me) that you need to navigate through each level, while dodging colour specific spikes, projectiles and all sorts of other nasties.
Honestly, it's a difficult prospect to explain well. It's tough but ultimately rewarding, allowing you to trounce your friend's time on every level and wend your way through the levels Blockbusters style to find a route to the harder levels (Can I have a P please, Bob?). It's a lot more difficult than you'd expect to keep track of both of your dots at the same time, much more so when they're forced out of sync by an awkward obstacle. Expect to be muscle memorying your way through levels by just a few levels in.
You can pick up Binaries right now for the modest sum of £6.99 on Steam with consoles to follow in the future.