Buying & Release

ReStory release date: Launch and Platform Guide

ReStory launched on Steam for Windows and macOS on August 6, 2026 after a separate June demo.

Last updated: 2026-08-09Sources checked: August 8, 2026Published

Direct answer

The ReStory release date was August 6, 2026. The full game launched on Steam for Windows and macOS; no official PS5, Xbox, Android, or iOS release had been announced when this page was checked on August 8, 2026.

Full release and demo timeline

The official Steam store and launch announcement both list August 6, 2026 for the full release. A separate demo launched on June 15, 2026 under its own Steam App ID. The demo timeline should not be confused with the commercial launch date.

The full release listing is the live source for purchase and system requirements. The historical demo page no longer supplied a new download in the August 8 check. Save transfer from an already installed demo is covered separately because no definitive official answer was found.

Platforms available at launch

Steam lists Windows and macOS support for the released game. Checked official sources did not announce PS5, Xbox, Android, or iOS versions by August 8, 2026. A controller-support field does not establish a console release.

Future ports can change that answer, so platform status is dated. Use the platform overview for the current evidence and the official announcements feed for new releases. Store pages, not search snippets, should determine availability.

Where to verify a future update

Check the main Steam listing, Steam announcements, Mandragora channels, and tinyBuild channels. A new platform should have an official store listing or dated publisher announcement. Community requests alone are not release confirmation.

This guide was last checked on August 8, 2026. If an official source changes, update the opening answer, supported-platform list, and structured date together. That keeps the page useful without predicting an unannounced port.

Sources

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