Department of Ducks proudly presents

MaMills

Four-in-a-row with a friend -
but 3D is where
the challenge lands.

  • against a Machine, on five levels
  • with a Friend on the Couch
  • over LAN
  • over Steam Remote Play Together
  • Steam Deck
  • macOS
  • Windows
  • Linux
The Department of Ducks teaser, first frame: a papercraft courtroom with a duckling in a barrister's wig
Describe this teaser

Ten seconds, gentle instrumental music, no speech. Everything in it is folded paper.

A papercraft courtroom. A duckling judge in a white wig and black robe sits at the bench with a gavel; clerk ducklings read papers on either side; the scales of justice and gold paper stars hang on the panelled wall beside an arched window. On the desk the judge unfolds a flat paper shape in red, blue and gold.

The film cuts to that shape alone on a plain ground: a folded paper cube, each face a pinwheel of red, blue and gold, turning slowly. Back in the courtroom the judge holds it up, and a large cream paper form blooms open towards the camera until it fills the screen.

It ends on a card on cream paper: the MaMills windmill seal, the MaMills wordmark, a dark "Wishlist on Steam" button, and one line of small text: "Cozy, not compulsive · English + Magyar · Steam Deck first".

Released!Check it out on Steam! (opens in a new tab)

At a glance

Made for Steam Deck

Controller-first. Native at 1280×800. Every action wears its button.

Accessible by design

A colour-blind safe or a patterned palette. Reduce motion or have mono sounds.

Out now

If you enjoy it, please leave a review on Steam! :) It helps a small game more than anything else.

It ships with our first theme, Halloween, which turns the whole game to night. More seasonal themes to come...

Named after my Mami❤️, my late grandmother, who taught me this game. She called it a "spatial mill game" hence MaMills. It supposed to be a game just for the joy of playing✨, not addictive, no microtransactions, not another daily chore.

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