ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs has been available on Steam since August 6, 2026. Developed by Mandragora and published by tinyBuild, the game takes players to an electronics repair workshop in mid-2000s Tokyo.
Every repair starts in the workshop
Steam currently shows a 10% launch discount, reducing the price from €19.99 to €17.99 until August 20. The game supports single-player play, achievements, trading cards, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing.
Devices arrive through in-store and online orders. Players must find the necessary parts, dismantle each item, clean it, repair it and reassemble it before returning it to its owner.
Consoles, phones and other 2000s electronics
The official announcement published on August 7 confirms the title’s recent arrival. Its Steam listing names consoles, phones, audio players, cameras and household items inspired by the 2000s among the devices available for repair.
Customer interactions affect a branching story and its endings. ReStory thus combines workshop management, hands-on restoration and narrative progression. French is available for the interface and subtitles.
Restoration tasks tied to a branching story
ReStory’s central idea is straightforward: repairing devices provides the practical work, while customer relationships and their decisions shape the narrative. The editorial team considers that combination promising on paper because it gives dismantling, cleaning and reassembly a clear purpose. The available information does not yet establish how deep or varied those systems and story branches become over the long term.
Compared with a standard shop simulation, ReStory adds a branching story and devices inspired by the 2000s. The comparison remains limited, since no earlier build, demo or direct sequel is mentioned in the available material, and the Steam listing does not provide enough detail to measure its management systems precisely against other games in the genre.
Progression is not limited to improving the workshop. Players also manage orders, parts, tools, finances and customer interactions. French interface text and subtitles make the dialogue easier to follow, while the €17.99 launch price is the main concrete consideration before August 20.
Price, languages and system requirements
The Steam launch offer sets the price at €17.99 instead of €19.99 until August 20.
On Windows, the minimum requirements include Windows 10 64-bit, 4 GB of RAM, a GTX 750 Ti and 1 GB of storage space. A macOS version is also listed. It requires macOS 14 or later, an Apple M1 chip, 8 GB of RAM and 1 GB of available space.
To check the price, promotion and technical requirements before buying, consult the game’s Steam page directly. Our Steam section also covers releases and offers followed by the editorial team.
What is confirmed at launch
ReStory is available on Steam, with both Windows and macOS versions listed by the store. Its announced features, French support and minimum requirements provide the essential information needed to assess whether it fits a player’s hardware and gaming habits.
What remains to be seen
The Steam listing establishes the game’s framework, but several points remain open in the available information.
Will the game receive patches or additional content? Players who value post-launch support will be watching Mandragora’s follow-up.
Will future Steam sales offer a comparable discount after August 20? That will matter to players managing their budget.
Will the variety of devices, customers and endings remain sufficient over time? This will determine how strongly repair, management and narrative support one another.
Frequently asked questions
When was ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs released?
The game was released on Steam on August 6, 2026.
What is the launch price on Steam?
Steam lists the game at €17.99 instead of €19.99, with a 10% discount indicated until August 20.
Is ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs available in French?
Yes. Steam lists French for the interface and subtitles.
What devices can you repair?
The Steam listing mentions consoles, phones, audio players, cameras and household devices inspired by the 2000s.
Where can you find official information?
The information is available on Steam News and official Steam page.
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Verified sources
These links make it possible to verify the key information used in this article.
- store.steampowered.com: official Steam News source, announcement published on 2026-08-07.
- store.steampowered.com: official Steam listing confirming the August 6, 2026 release, Mandragora, tinyBuild, languages, features and displayed price.
