Donut County

It may be a very short diversion, but Donut County is a delight. It's absolutely brimming with personality, has a killer soundtrack and visual aesthetic, and is based on an irresistible gameplay hook. I'd have loved more, but I guess I'll just settle for playing through it again.

Donut County is high on charm but short on substance; a game about holes that doesn't quite feel whole.

Short and simple, Donut County is absolutely sublime.

Donut County is a short, entertaining tale of a trash panda who just wants a sweet quadcopter.

The world is your playground in Donut County, and yet it's the most wholesome way to see everything come crashing down.

The perfect way to pass a couple of hours, but it will leave you craving more game and a box of Krispy Kremes.

Donut County is as simple as it is charming, and the story conceit pulling you along is light and enjoyable

With an odd cast and strange situations, this puzzle game allows you to victimise the users of a donut delivery app by gradually swallowing up all of their possessions

Donut County is as charming and funny as it is inventive and beautiful. It excels at what it sets out to do --there's never been a better hole simulator in video game history. But underneath its colorful scenery and intuitive gameplay is an experience that feels like its inches away from true greatness.

Much like the sugary treats in its name, Donut County is sweet, satisfying, and you'll wish there were more when you're done. It's a jovial little adventure that has some great ideas; moving a hole around making objects fall in is surprisingly addictive and entertaining. Serving as a bite-sized snack between bigger titles, this definitely hits the spot, but those looking for a more filling experience may be left a little hungry.