MIRA DONUT COUNTY PC

He wants it all, quite honestly, regardless of whether or not it is legitimately garbage, because the more rubbish BK banks, the closer he gets to levelling up and securing his dream: a quadcopter. This seems doubly true when the man happens to be a raccoon as in BK's case, everything qualifies as trash. We all know the old adage: what is one man's trash is another man's treasure. It's curiously satisfying, watching those items - big and small - tumble and fall. Occasionally things need a little wiggle to coax them down, and you might have to dislodge and gobble up the items on top of a table before the hole is big enough to swallow the table itself.Įventually, you'll be able to suck down a car tyre, garden chairs, ceramic planters, loungers, boulders - you get the idea - until your hole's the biggest thing on screen, dominating everything, and you're able to make whole highways disappear. The more you eat, though, the bigger the hole becomes, so you must carefully select what items to chomp and the order in which you do so.

Initially, it'll be small fodder clumps of grass, small rocks, crumpled up balls of paper, books, a teacup or two. Donut County is a curiously relaxing physics-based puzzle game in which you manipulate a hole, moving it around the screen to quietly - almost surreptitiously - eat everything in its path. Yes, it sounds kind of bizarre, and it is, at least to begin with. I suspect that may be the first - and last - time I'll ever write that sentence. But beyond a handful of vignettes in which you hit a button to send text messages and vigorously defend yourself from the angry retorts of the townsfolk, you'll spend most of the playing as a hole. Ostensibly you're BK, a trash-loving raccoon who's found himself in a little hot water with his neighbours.

MIRA DONUT COUNTY PC

Availability: Out now on PS4, PC and iOS.

Short and simple, Donut County is absolutely sublime.ĭonut County has a colourful cast of characters - and it doesn't let you play as any of them.

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