Why won't some objects fall in?

They're bigger than your hole. Eat smaller things to grow, then come back for them.

How does growing work?

Score thresholds raise your size level — each level widens the hole and unlocks bigger prey.

What's the best strategy?

Clear the small clutter fast to level up early, then route through the big landmarks before time runs out.

Does it work on phones?

Yes — drag with one finger; the arena scales to any screen.

🕳️ Tiny Town Feast

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<p>Tiny Town Feast drops a small, hungry hole into tiny town and gives you 75 seconds of pure appetite. Drag the hole around with one finger; anything smaller than your rim gets tugged in with a lovely spiral gulp, feeding your score — and your size. Grow through five sizes and the arena's biggest landmarks, untouchable at the start, suddenly look like lunch. The easy-going layout scatters 26 objects from crumbs to colossi, so the run becomes a route-planning puzzle disguised as chaos: eat the small stuff efficiently, level up early, and leave yourself time to come back for the giants. Swallow absolutely everything and a fat clear bonus lands on top. Scores feed a global and a daily leaderboard. Free, instant, and dangerously moreish.</p>

How to play

Drag anywhere — the hole glides toward your finger or cursor.
Objects smaller than the hole get pulled in and swallowed; bigger ones won't budge.
Eating grows your size level — bigger hole, bigger appetite.
Swallow all 26 objects before 75s for the full-clear bonus.
Plan a route: small snacks first, landmarks last.