Repair a Wide Range of Gadgets in ReStory
ReStory, the cozy electronics repair shop simulator from indie publisher tinyBuild and developer Mandragora, is officially available now on Steam. Following an impressive pre-launch campaign that attracted more than 700,000 wishlists, the game has finally arrived, giving players the chance to restore classic gadgets while running their own repair business in a nostalgic mid-2000s Tokyo setting.
Priced at $19.99, ReStory is also launching with a limited-time 10% discount. The game built significant momentum ahead of release thanks to its Steam Next Fest demo, which ranked among the platform’s Top 50 most-played demos and earned an impressive 96% positive rating from players.
Created by the team behind I Am Future, ReStory blends shop management with a relaxing, story-driven experience. Players take charge of every aspect of their repair shop, from managing finances and customizing the workshop to sourcing spare parts online and building relationships with customers. The heart of the gameplay revolves around carefully dismantling, cleaning, and repairing a wide range of nostalgic electronics, including handheld gaming devices, phones, cameras, music players, home appliances, and even officially licensed Atari-inspired systems.
Beyond fixing gadgets, ReStory also focuses on the people who bring them in. Every customer has a unique story, and the choices players make can shape their lives in meaningful ways. Whether it’s helping a nervous student prepare to confess to their crush or uncovering hidden secrets stored on a former gangster’s phone, each decision can lead to different outcomes and branching storylines.
If you’re looking for a relaxing management simulator with heartfelt storytelling and a dose of nostalgia, ReStory seems like the perfect title to dive into. You can also check out our official preview right here to learn more about the game.