Too many donuts.
Not enough space. Fix it.

Stack, squeeze, rotate and shove your way through dangerously delicious physics puzzles. Your goal? Empty your stockpile before the shop bursts.

How the Jam Began

"They told us: 'Make donuts.' They never told us where to put them."

Donut Jam 3D isn't just a puzzle game. It's a stress simulator for overworked pastry robots. Every round starts simple. Then the panic hits.

  • Drag-n-drop mechanics meet stackable 3D physics

  • Tight spaces, rotating counters, slippery frosting

  • Every level adds weight, speed, and weird angles

  • No time limits — just spatial pressure and jam anxiety

Gameplay Loop Explained

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    Stack donuts

    Shelf starts wobbling

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    Rotate & pack

    Hole alignment optional

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     Inventory rises

    Panic meter increases

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    Jam overflows

    Physics chaos ensues

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    Level clears

    Boss smiles. New tray. Go again.

Each mechanic builds toward entropy, and that's the fun.

Sweet Mechanics

Each mechanic introduced gradually. Combined? Total chaos.

  • Bouncy Donuts

    Rebound off walls, ruin plans

  • Jam Tiles

    Sticky tiles slow you down

  • Hard Candy Blocks

    Unmovable, annoying

  • Spinning Plates

    Rotate mid-air on collision

  • Croissant Bombs

    Don't ask

Reviews

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    ChefSimmer44

    "I downloaded this as a joke. 97 levels later, I'm questioning everything I know about geometry and snack storage."

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    PerfectStacks

    "There is no greater joy than fitting a cinnamon ring under a jelly torus. This game is therapy."

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    FrostyBrain

    "I almost beat Level 28. Then a jelly cube slipped and collapsed the whole thing. 10/10 would cry again."

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    SpatialDad

    "This is like if Sokoban got frosting and bad intentions. Beautiful."

FAQ

  • Is this a match-3 game?

    No. This is a match-your-own-wits game. Physics and stacking rule here.

  • Is it hard?

    Only if you hate donuts. Or thinking. Or both.

  • Offline play?

    Absolutely. Great for flights, waiting rooms, existential spirals.

  • In-app purchases?

    Just for cosmetics. You can beat every level with zero spending. But those pink-glazed skins?