Instead of being a game, Electroplankton uses the avant-garde art of Japanese multimedia artist Toshio Iwai to turn your Nintendo DS into a hub for otherworldly plankton, each of which can be used to produce a wide variety of visual and audio collages. Encounter 10 unique species that respond to a touch of the stylus, a clap of your hands or even the sound of your voice. Stimulate these strange aquatic creatures, encouraging them to produce soothing sounds or melodies and techno and industrial beats alike.

Produce music, enjoy light shows and even sample your own sounds and vocals; playing with them, distorting them and layering them into the experience. Choose Performance mode to make use of the unique instruments to produce your own music, or kick back with Audience mode and let a blend of unusual sound textures wash over you. While other games encourage you to rack your brains, Electroplankton is a purely sensory experience. Don't think - feel!

· Innovative blend of visuals and music - compose tunes or just chill out

· 10 different species of Electroplankton offer multiple ways to experiment with sound

· Record your own sounds and vocals - you can warp your voice beyond recognition, or even play it backwards

· Optimised sound for DS speakers or headphones

·Audience mode that plays a 15-minute composition you can participate in