Holes get a bad rap. Their existence signifies an absence; the appearance of a hole means something can never be whole. Losing a loved one leaves a hole in our heart. Perceived gaps in storytelling are called “plot holes”. Places that people despise are unceremoniously dubbed “hellholes”. In Donut County, an ever-growing hole wreaks havoc on a small town. But despite its negative connotation, there’s a charming heart at the bottom of Donut County‘s hole. Like the fried confection that shares its name, Donut County is a treat. It’s delightful, endearing, and consumed all too quickly.
Source: Destructoid Review: Donut County