Digby's Donut

Digby's Donut was one of those simple, quick games you'd find during the Flash era. It didn't try to be anything more than a few minutes of distraction, usually on a site packed with other small titles. You'd load it up in your browser, and it was just there, ready to go without any fuss.

You control a character, presumably Digby, who has to catch donuts as they fall. The main goal is to grab them before they hit the ground, organizing them in some way to build your score. The mechanics involve clicking or moving your mouse to position your catcher under the falling pastries. Sometimes you might need to sort them by color or type, adding a slight layer of thought to the reflex test. The pace starts slow but picks up, and missing too many ends the game. It feels like a straightforward test of hand-eye coordination, a little frantic but never overwhelming.