Restore Old-School Devices in This Repair Shop Sim Set in 2000s Japan

Check out ReStory: Chill Electronic Repairs, an upcoming entertaining simulator of an electronic repair shop, from developer Mandragora and publisher tinyBuild.

This atmospheric sim lets you dive into 2000s nostalgia as you take on the role of a repair shop manager in mid-2000s Tokyo. While restoring iconic game consoles, cell phones, music players, and other Y2K-era devices, you talk to customers and listen to their stories, and experience a branching storyline with multiple endings depending on your choices.

ReStory also features iconic Atari consoles, officially licensed for the game. Gameplay combines managing the shop, including an in-depth device cleaning and restoration system, controlling your finances, and surfing the web for space electronic parts, with delving into the vibe of the Japanese urban life in the mid-2000s.

The game was inspired by the disassembling mini-game in the creators' previous hit, I Am Future, which was warmly received by players.

ReStory: Chill Electronic Repairs is planned to be released in 2026. Meanwhile, you can join the playtest and wishlist the sim on Steam.

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