Donut County

Donut County is one of those tiny, clever games that make you smile from the very first minute. Published by Annapurna Interactive, it offers a deceptively simple concept: you control a hole in the ground that swallows everything around it — from pebbles to buildings — growing larger with every bite. There’s no timer, no failure, no stress. Just the strangely satisfying pleasure of cleaning up the world by devouring it. The story is as... - Full Review

Charming couple of hours' fun that perhaps could've added more to the mix mechanically to keep things interesting, but is short enough that a bit of sameyness doesn't become tedious.

Charming and enjoyable but extremely short. You can finish it in an hour. At least it doesn't outstay its welcome, but the concept could be pushed so much farther. There are only a handful of levels of and a real shortage of mechanics.

Hahaha Adorable.

Fun and cute but not super memorable at all in the long run.

Loved the mechanics and the hilarious dialogue. The story and characters worked well. However, even for a very short game, I felt some imbalance between the gameplay and the story. The story portions took a huge chunk of the running time and even though I enjoyed the script, I just wanted much more of the actual gameplay.