When you complete a level, you'll be able to view the Trashopedia, a screen that shows you each item you've consumed along with a description courtesy of BK.
While the puzzles throughout the game are extremely simple, these extra wrinkles in the levels are fun additions that help to break up the gameplay. A little further in, you'll also unlock the ability to catapult certain things back out of the hole, either to solve yet more conundrums or to cause some extra damage to the scene. Combining specific items within the hole leads to some amusing solutions. An early example is swallowing a kiln to set the hole alight and then using the hot air to send a balloon into the sky. While this alone might not sound particularly enthralling, it's surprisingly satisfying to send a wide range of paraphernalia tumbling into oblivion.Īlmost immediately, the game will also start throwing in some basic puzzles, giving you something to think about other than simply devouring all and sundry. Similarly to Katamari Damacy, the hole grows as you feed it, allowing you to quickly move from grass and coffee cups to entire buildings. Aside from a few instances of BK and his friends texting each other, the game consists of moving a hole around each environment in order to engulf everything in sight. The levels are the flashbacks of each character recalling how they came to be hundreds of feet below the surface. Instead of delivering donuts from his shop, he's been sending holes, hoovering up all that he can to level up the app on his tablet and earn enough money for a quadcopter drone. The story is this: a selfish raccoon named BK has inadvertently sent the entire Donut County and its residents down a gigantic hole in the ground. In the best possible way, it's one of the silliest games on PS4, wrapping a truly daft story around a mechanic that's a pleasure to toy with. How many developers can say their game was inspired by a tweet from a parody Twitter account? Donut County's central premise of controlling a hole in the ground and swallowing up objects is wonderfully novel, and has resulted in a game that's more entertaining than you'd think.
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