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Officially confirmedReStory's official description confirms a simple core loop: greet customers, take devices for repair, carefully take them apart, clean them, replace faulty parts, and assemble them again. It also confirms shop finances and spare-parts searching are part of the game. Exact controls and individual job recipes are not documented in the official material reviewed here.
Read the source-led answer →Repair basics
Officially confirmedThe official Steam page says ReStory repairs involve taking a gadget apart, cleaning it, replacing faulty parts, and assembling it back together with repair tools. That is the reliable process outline. The exact procedure for a specific device, component, or mission is not confirmed by the official material in this first release.
Read the source-led answer →Parts desk
Officially confirmedReStory officially includes a Y2K-era web browser used to hunt for spare parts. The product description also places that activity alongside customer repairs and shop finances. It does not publish a complete parts catalog, prices, unlock order, or guaranteed source for a particular component.
Read the source-led answer →Device bench
Officially confirmedReStory officially says you repair devices inspired by game consoles, handhelds, phones, cameras, music players, and home appliances. It also confirms that Atari consoles are officially licensed for the game. A full current device list and every model are not confirmed in the public materials reviewed here.
Read the source-led answer →Workshop notes
Officially confirmedCleaning is a confirmed part of ReStory's restoration system, and the official store page confirms multiple repair tools. It does not document an official airbrush guide, button sequence, or a universal fix for a cleaning step that appears stuck. Those details are not confirmed.
Read the source-led answer →Running the shop
Officially confirmedReStory's official feature list confirms both in-person and online orders, as well as finance management for the electronics repair shop. It does not publish a verified best-profit route, day schedule, price formula, or upgrade order, so those are not presented as facts here.
Read the source-led answer →Story, spoiler-light
Officially confirmedYes. ReStory's official Steam page says choices affect a replayable branching storyline with multiple endings. The public material does not provide a verified decision map, ending count, or spoiler-safe route list, so this guide does not invent one.
Read the source-led answer →PC check
Officially confirmedThe official Steam page lists this minimum PC specification: Windows 10 x64, a 2-core / 4-thread CPU, 4 GB RAM, GTX 750 Ti graphics, DirectX 11, and 1 GB available storage. These are minimum requirements, not a promise of a particular frame rate or setting level.
Read the source-led answer →Platform status
Officially confirmedYes. ReStory's official Steam page lists macOS 14 or later, an Apple M1 processor, 8 GB RAM, Apple integrated graphics (M1), 1 GB available storage, and an Apple processor requirement as its macOS minimum specification. These are minimum requirements, not a performance guarantee.
Read the source-led answer →Steam status
Officially confirmedYes. ReStory's official Steam page says it includes 50 Steam Achievements. The official material used for this guide does not document every requirement, hidden condition, or completion route, so those details remain not confirmed.
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