Kids Donuts Challenge
A children's decorating contest judged at the end, with donuts as the subject.
A contest framing on a decorating stage, with children from several countries as the entrants. The donuts are provided rather than made, and the entire game is what goes on them before the judges look.
The judging is the part that distinguishes it from a free decorating toy. A verdict arrives at the end, and although it is generous, it gives the stage a purpose that an open counter does not — you are making something for someone rather than for its own sake.
This studio has released several near-identical decorating contests, and three of them sit in this catalogue. They differ in framing and in the topping set rather than in mechanics, which is worth saying plainly rather than pretending otherwise.
Controls
Tap toppings and sauces to apply them, then submit the donut to the judges.
How to Play
- Take a plain donut from the tray.
- Choose a base frosting.
- Add toppings, sauces and details.
- Submit it for the judges' verdict.
Tips & Tricks
Commit to one strong idea rather than covering the donut. The judging favours a design that reads at a glance, and a fully loaded donut reads as nothing at all.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the donuts made in the game?
No. They are provided plain — the game is entirely the decorating and the judging.
How does this differ from the other donut contests here?
Same studio and near-identical mechanics. The differences are the framing and the topping set.
