A round red vacuum cleaner on wheels. Tongs whose purpose you cannot guess. A metal plate stamped with rooster shapes. These things stood in every Soviet home, and today most of them are a puzzle even to the people who grew up with them.
You get a photograph and four possible names. Choose one, and after a correct answer you get a short story about the object: which factory made it, what it cost, what it was for and why it disappeared.
Inside are 250 objects of Soviet daily life, sorted across kitchen and tableware, radio and television, tools, school and toys, sport, clothing and food. Some are easy, some almost nobody recognises.
Three modes. Classic gives you one photo and four names. Four photos flips it: one name, four pictures, pick the right one. Spell the name asks you to build the word letter by letter.
A reward waits every day you come back, a streak of correct answers raises your score multiplier, and the best results land on the leaderboard.
How to play
1. Look at the photograph at the top of the screen.
2. Pick one of the four names below it.
3. Answer correctly and you earn badges and a fact about the object. Long texts turn page by page with the arrows on the sides of the card.
4. Not sure? Tap the magnifier button: a hint removes two wrong answers.
5. Keep answering correctly without a mistake. Your score multiplier grows, and so does your place on the leaderboard.
6. Come back daily for a reward. Badges buy trophies and hints in the shop.
7. Save up enough badges to unlock the Four photos and Spell the name modes.