Run a cozy medieval tailor shop in the village of Stitchwick: measure every customer, cut the cloth, sew each piece by hand and watch them light up at the fitting. The bell over the door rings and someone steps in with a wish: a dress for the Spring Festival, a warm hood for frosty mornings, a gown fit for the palace. Listen closely, because every customer hides a secret favorite trim in what they say. No timers, no energy bars, no rush: this sewing game moves at your pace. Measure, cut, sew, decorate • Take out the tape measure: a good fit earns a bigger tip. • Choose a bolt from the shelf, lay the pattern on the cloth and guide the shears along the chalk line. • Run the needle along every seam and keep your stitches steady. • Trim the piece with lace, buttons, ribbons and embroidery, then hand it over at the fitting. • In the dye house, dip linen and white wool in madder, indigo, weld or walnut, and mix colors of your own. 46 customers and their stories Oswin the shepherd boy, Maude the baker's daughter, Fenwick the bard, Countess Beatrix and, one day, the Queen herself. Regulars come back wearing what you made for them; fill their hearts and a friendship story begins. 24 customers live in the village, and the story packs bring 22 more. Seasons, festivals and grand occasions • Four seasons, each with its own light, goods and festival: the Spring Festival, the Summer Fair, the Harvest Feast and Midwinter Night, with fittings out in the town square. • Fit the nobles and the Queen at the palace. • With the story packs: a village wedding, a masked ball under paper lanterns, a lighthouse festival and a Silk Road caravan in the square. Your own fashion house • 22 garments: ten in the village, from tunics, kirtles and hooded cloaks to a ball gown, and twelve more in the packs, among them a wedding gown, a fairy dress and a houppelande. • Design a piece of your own for the shop window, follow the day's fashion and sell it the next morning. • Every outfit you deliver goes into your lookbook, a fashion album of who wore what, in which cloth. • Take on the day's and the week's requests from the commissions board. • Turn a five-star fitting into a postcard to keep or share. • Rise through seven guild titles, from Apprentice to Royal Tailor. • And the shop cat: it naps somewhere new each day, brings you little gifts and dresses for every season. How the game is paid for • You can play up to the Tailor title, the third of seven, without buying anything. • The full story is one in-app purchase, yours for life: the nobles, the special guests, the Queen and every title after Tailor. • Six story packs, two garment packs and a few looks for your shop, tools and cat are optional one-time purchases. Looks never change a score. • Rewarded ads are optional: one plays only when you tap an offer, never in the middle of the craft, and at most five a day. With the full story, those rewards come without ads. • Gold, energy and waiting times are never for sale. No account needed: your progress stays on your device and the game plays offline. The game is in English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Polish, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Indonesian.
Games:Simulation · iPhone, iPad, Android · Free
