Indie game publisher tinyBuild and developer Mandragora have announced that their Y2K electronics cozy repair sim ReStory will be launching this Summer for PC.
Along with the announcement, a new demo has been released on the Steam Page allowing players to get a small taste of the game ahead of its full release. Previously we here at Netto's Game Room were given the opportunity to try out an earlier build of the game, which you can learn more about via our First Impressions article.
For more, you can watch the new trailer below.
About:
In ReStory, you’ll travel back to the 2000s to run an easygoing electronics repair shop in Japan near the turn of the millennium! As you work on growing your business, you’ll fix a variety of nostalgic tech, including retro video game consoles, handhelds (including licensed Atari systems), cellphones, home appliances, cameras and more!
Influence each customer’s path as you make choices that will impact their unique branching storyline, whether it’s uncovering secrets hidden on a former gangster’s phone or learning about a lovestruck student’s crush.
Key Features
- A wide range of 2000s devices to repair
- In-depth device cleaning and restoration system with multiple tools for device repairs
- Y2K-era web browser to hunt for spare parts
- A variety of in-person and online orders to fulfill with unique customers and dialogues
- Replayable branching storyline with choices that will impact the ending
- A distinct, chill vibe of urban life in Japan
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