Uzory is color by number made to feel like cross-stitch. Every picture is a chart on linen canvas with numbered cells. From afar your work looks like real embroidery, and when it is finished the game replays how it was stitched. Uzory came out on RuStore on 7 November 2026.
What to stitch
- Ornaments inspired by Russian folk embroidery: eight-pointed stars, rhombs, rosettes, towel borders.
- Public-domain paintings, each with a short story.
- Russia in Colour — photographs by Sergei Prokudin-Gorsky taken more than a hundred years ago.
- Old charts from real embroidery sheets and simple pictures for kids.
- A new picture every day — free, forever.
Sizes range from small five-minute patterns to large paintings and old photographs for several evenings. The larger the pattern, the finer the detail: Prokudin-Gorsky's Peasant Girls has more than a hundred thousand stitches, and you can see faces and fabric patterns. Your work saves itself — carry on whenever you like.
Calm and honest
No timers, no energy, no streaks. No wrong stitches, and "Where else?" finds the cells you have left. No ads, no sign-up, the whole library works offline. The Uzory+ subscription unlocks the full library and new pictures every week; there is no trial that silently turns paid, and works you started can be finished after it ends.
Where to get it
The game came out on 7 November 2026 on RuStore for Android; it is in Russian. Free: the picture of the day, a new one every day, and your first own pattern made from a photo. Paid: Uzory+ for a month or a year — the whole library and new pictures every week; frames and walls for finished works — forever. Questions: support@gornitsa.games.