
Run a quaint electronics repair shop in mid-2000s Tokyo. Grow your business by carefully restoring iconic video game consoles, cell phones, music players, and other nostalgic devices. Talk to customers, hear their stories, and see how your decisions impact both their lives and your shop.
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In this game, you run an electronics repair shop, meticulously restore nostalgic Y2K-era devices, including officially licensed Atari consoles, and interact with customers to experience a branching storyline with multiple endings that depend on your choices.

Greet customers, take their devices in for repairs, manage your finances, and surf the web for spare parts. Relax and enjoy running your own small shop in a game created with love and respect for the one-of-a-kind vibe of the Japanese urban life in the mid-2000s.

Fix a variety of nostalgic devices inspired by iconic game consoles, handhelds, phones, cameras, music players, and home appliances. Carefully take each gadget apart, clean it, replace faulty parts, and assemble it back together using your trusty toolset.

The way you interact with each customer can change their lives forever. Will you report on a disturbing find inside the former gangster’s phone, or help a lovestruck student confess to his crush? Make your own choices and see how they impact the branching storyline.
Relaxing electronics repair shop management
A wide range of nostalgic 2000s devices to repair
In-depth device cleaning and restoration system
Y2K-era web browser to hunt for spare parts
A variety of in-person and online orders to fulfill
Multiple tools for device repairs
Iconic Atari consoles, officially licensed for the game
Customers with unique stories and dialogues
Replayable branching storyline with choices impacting the ending
A distinct, chill vibe of urban life in Japan
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Publisher is on a power trip and screwed up badly here.
I really like this game. Sadly the CEO of tinyBuild went on a power trip and revoked my GMG-bought key. This is a sad reminder that despite buying it from legitimate sources and doing everything right, Someone based on crap intel may pull the plug and take away what I bought. I have bought a lot of tiny Build game in the past, this is sad.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese
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Hours played at review time, across 2.6K reviews with recorded playtime.
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I can't recommend this game in good faith. I really enjoy the gameplay and I couldn't care less about devices being out of place or out of time (that's just a necessary conceit tbh), but the lazy use of AI is frankly insulting. As for more thorough points: The Good: -The realistic process of ordering broken devices to strip them for parts is fun. -It is quite frankly fun and satisfying to repair devices like this. The game has sparked in me the want to start doign this again in real life. The Bad: -The soldering beads never load after cleaning. I have to pick up the part, clean it, put it back down, pick it back up, then I can solder. --Second to this, why is the soldering part of the cleaning menu? It really should just be it's own process. -The online orders come in far too fast. I'm already blazing through them, but if I accept all the orders I end the day at like 7.30 in the morning and it doesn't feel like I get to save properly. -It feels like a lot of parts just kinda magically connect? It wouldn't have made devices that much more complex to properly factor in how things like speakers are fastened. -The writing is just awful, but I could look past that and focus on the gameplay if the characters weren't so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ annoying. Why do I have no option to refuse service to Haruhi, who is clearly getting me to fix stolen items?
Was enjoying the game until the publisher decided a legitimate retailer of keys was a "shady key reseller website" and revoked the key. I will be avoiding tiny build games in the future.
Juego de los buenos, de los de meter horas como un animal. Aunque eso que dicen de ''jugar relajado'' será para otro, yo con 17 reparaciones pendientes no estaba nada tranquilo. Consejos de ''profesionah'': 1) La licencia del Airpod cunde bastante porque es sencillo de reparar y la gente de Apple paga por todo (enviado desde mi iPhone) 2) Las licencias de la guitarra también es interesante ya que en segunda mano se compra barata y se vende por 90.000 yenes. 3) Pasad de los portátiles, son un dolor de cabeza de la leche, son terribles. 4) Reparaciones de poco en poco que luego os agobiais y pedís una baja... GOTY!
I bought this game from Green Man Gaming, which is an official retailer. The key activated without any problem, but a few days later Steam removed the game from my account because the publisher had revoked it. What really bothered me was the CEO’s response. He announced that 649 keys had been revoked, said most were confirmed to have been sold on “shady key reseller websites,” and ended the post by telling people to just buy from Steam. Then it turned out that legitimate Green Man Gaming customers had been affected too. His follow-up was basically that “some legit sales” were affected, followed by a short apology for the inconvenience. That doesn’t feel like enough when paying customers suddenly lose access to something they bought legally, Green Man Gaming support has been helpful and is working to fix the situation, so my issue isn’t with them. I know this may not be the developer’s fault, but even if my key is restored, I don’t trust the publisher enough to recommend buying the game after seeing how this situation was handled.
Сколько сделано всяких игр-симуляторов каких-то занятий. Можно примерить роль повара, пекаря, строителя, кузнеца и так далее. Степень проработки предполагающейся работы тоже бывает различной. Теперь вот добрались до работы мастера по починке всяких электронных устройств: мобильников, игровых приставок, и тому подобного. Реализация упрощенная: выпаивать вздувшиеся конденсаторы или испорченные чипы не надо, чтобы на их место на плату припаять рабочий элемент; прозванивать вольтметром контакты тоже не нужно. Процесс сборки и разборки устройства очень понравился комфортной реализацией, чем-то похоже на небольшую головоломку. По крайней мере поначалу изучать каждый новый девай любопытно, полом руку набиваешь и можешь достаточно быстро всё сделать. Иногда чуть барахлит поиск зоны в которую надо поместить деталь, чтобы она прицепилась к сборке устройства. Интерактивное взаимодействие с предметами и с нашей мастерской классное. Кажется, было бы особенно увлекательно смотреть на неё в VR-шлеме и перетаскивать объекты с помощью манипуляторов. В общем, тактильные ощущения интересные получаются. В игре есть сюжет и повествование похоже на визуальную новеллу. Немного удивило, что авторы показывают Японию. Вряд ли в Японии в начале 2000-х годов пользовались такими устаревшими устройствами. ) Думаю так сделано ради колорита местности, а устройства вносились в игру ради получения большого списка моделей для игры. Было бы может быть прикольно пройти путь по эволюции техники от электроники 1980-х до девайсов современного XXI века. Знаете, как был режим игры эволюция в Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed. Хочется увидеть ещё больше новых устройств для починки. Кто знает, может их можно добавить с помощью DLC? Мне видится, что в ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs получилась удачная концепция игры. В исквеле можно развить и дополнить игровые механики, которые были здесь заложены. Например, однажды Хашимото мне сказал, что я весь день сижу работаю, надо не забывать отдыхать. Я подумал, что если не буду щёлкать на велосипед и уходить ночевать до утра, то мой персона будет уставать и это снизит качество моей работы. Но похоже, что в игре такого фактора усталости нет. Вот для любителей хардкора можно добавить необходимость отдыхать и тратить деньги на еду для себя. Но пока что главный смысл ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs - это чилить и чинить. И это у игры хорошо получается.
This fun game. There's story inside the game, the cleaning, dismantle and building the devices is fun but unfortunately they using AI on the characters and maybe other stuffs. How they convey story and the dialogue is awful. There's character I hate also from RE appear in this game as parody
This game is very fun however I am about 90% sure some form of genAI was used when it comes to the visuals and music. There are twitter and forum things that go more into depth, but my gut feeling is just telling me it's AI when I look at it. I really wish I knew that before purchasing, as the devs are supposed to disclose this. Wish I could give it a thumbs up, but if it does turn out this is AI I will have to refund it.
I bought this game because I saw it advertised on Twitter and loved the concept. Requested a refund as I did not realize generative AI was used in development. Gross.
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