I adore levels like Neurostasis, where there is a perfect balance of order and chaos. Especially noticeable in Neurostasis is that even when the entire level is breaking down, you're able to identify scattered fragments of the (previously) ordered parts, and as a whole makes it feel 'controlled', bringing the entire level together amidst the chaos.

reset your mind essentially takes the same ideas, but cranks up the chaos to the max. Although - despite there being even less of a coherent style or theme (although it seems it is loosely based on a computer going haywire), the structuring and design choices are actually quite intricate and well thought out upon closer inspection. Finding new elements in levels that I would not have noticed at first glance is what I love seeing, and reset your mind does exactly that. There's a certain feeling of satisfaction after you realize the level isn't just a cluttered mess but rather controlled and organized in a very smart way.