Mobile Status

Is ReStory on Mobile? Android and iOS Status

ReStory has no announced native Android or iOS release as of August 19, 2026. The verified release is the Windows and macOS version on Steam.

Last updated: 2026-08-19·Last checked: 2026-08-19Current status: Not announced

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ReStory has no announced native Android or iOS release as of August 19, 2026. The verified release is the Windows and macOS version on Steam. This platform page keeps its Steam and announcement evidence visible without attaching an unrelated trailer.

Short answer

There is no official native Android or iOS version of ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs listed in the first-party sources checked on August 19, 2026. The Steam store lists the released game for Windows and macOS, and Mandragora's current game card links players to that Steam version rather than a mobile store.

You can still reach a PC game from a phone through streaming, but that is not the same as downloading an official mobile build. Keep the Steam guide and PC & Mac requirements as the verified release route.

Native mobile vs streaming

Native Android / iOSNo official release announcednot announced
Steam Remote PlayStreams a PC game to a supported deviceavailable
Third-party cloud gamingProvider-specific and not an official portnot announced
Windows / macOSAvailable on Steamavailable

Steam's official Remote Play page says the game runs on a computer with Steam and is streamed to a phone or tablet through Steam Link. That is a useful way to play remotely when the host PC is running, but it does not add an Android or iOS build, change the game's supported platform, or create a mobile save/install package.

Avoid unofficial APK claims

How to check for a future mobile release

  1. Look for a dated announcement from Mandragora, tinyBuild, or an official platform account.
  2. Confirm that the announcement links to a real Google Play or Apple App Store product page with the same developer and publisher.
  3. Separate a native listing from a Remote Play or cloud-gaming page: the latter runs the PC build elsewhere.

The August 19, 2026 two-source check is consistent: Steam identifies Windows/macOS, while the developer's own page points to Steam and the official Remote Play page describes PC-to-device streaming. No native app-store destination appears in those checked routes. Re-check those sources after any future platform announcement rather than trusting an APK mirror or a search snippet.

Sources

Sources are checked against official pages and community reports. Platform availability can change after an announcement.