ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs Wiki — Complete Game Database

ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs Wiki — Game Overview

ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs is a relaxing simulation game where players restore a variety of electronic devices in an early 2000s setting. The game was developed by Mandragora and published by tinyBuild, releasing on Steam on August 6, 2026.

The game blends nostalgic repair mechanics with light business management. Players run a quaint electronics repair shop, taking in broken devices from customers and carefully restoring them to working condition. The community wiki currently maintains 33 articles and 371 files of game documentation.

Game Facts at a Glance

How to Obtain ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs

The game is available for purchase on Steam. According to the official wiki, the game is currently listed on the Steam storefront. Players looking to acquire the game should visit the Steam page for ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs to check pricing and availability.

As of the wiki's last update, no other distribution platforms were documented. The official community wiki also maintains a direct purchase link to the Steam store page for convenience.

Devices You Can Repair

The game features five primary device categories that players will encounter and repair throughout their playthrough:

Each device category likely includes multiple specific models with unique repair challenges, though the wiki does not yet document individual device models in detail.

Manufacturers Featured in the Game

The game includes 12 fictional manufacturers that produce the devices players repair. These manufacturers are documented on the official wiki:

The inclusion of Atari alongside fictional brands suggests the game blends real-world retro hardware references with original parody brands. The other manufacturers appear to be playful takes on real-world electronics companies, though the wiki does not specify which real companies inspired each fictional brand.

Characters in ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs

The wiki documents 10 named characters who appear in the game:

• Baketsu
• Furutsuno
• Haruhi
• Hashimoto
• Kaito
• Kiyoko
• Sakamoto
• Tourist
• Yamato
• Yui

The names suggest a Japanese setting, consistent with the early-2000s Tokyo theme mentioned in the game's Steam description. The character "Tourist" stands out as potentially a recurring NPC or customer type rather than a named story character.

Version Context

The game was released on August 6, 2026, making it a recent release at the time of this wiki database update (August 10, 2026). The wiki was established shortly after launch, with its current content published on August 9, 2026.

No patch history, DLC plans, or version-specific changes have been documented on the official wiki yet. As the game matures, version-specific repair mechanics and content updates will likely be added to the wiki's coverage.

How to Use Community Resources

The ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs community maintains an official Discord server where players can discuss the game, share repair strategies, and coordinate wiki contributions. The wiki itself is community-editable — anyone can register an account and contribute articles, provided they avoid false information, speculation, and leaked content.

Related Resources

• ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs AI — Information about AI features and systems in the game
• ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs Mods — Community modifications and modding resources

What Could Not Be Verified

The following details were not available in the collected source material and could not be verified:

• Exact gameplay mechanics for each device repair type
• Individual device models within each category
• Character roles and story functions
• Pricing information on Steam
• System requirements
• Whether the fictional manufacturers correspond to specific real-world brands
• Post-launch patches or updates
• Multiplayer or online features (the game appears to be single-player based on available information)

Sources

• ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs Official Wiki