ReStory on Steam: Price, Features, and Release Guide

Short answer

ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs is available now on Steam for Windows and macOS. The official listing gives the release date as August 6, 2026, uses Steam App ID 3812600, and currently shows US$19.99 standard pricing with US$17.99 introductory pricing in the US storefront. Regional prices and the offer end date are time-sensitive, so use the live checkout before paying.

The availability and store-route check was refreshed on August 19, 2026. The price sentence above remains a time-sensitive US snapshot; it is not a promise about another region or the current checkout total.

Use the release-date guide for the dated launch timeline, the price guide for regional checkout context, and the download guide for the official installation route.

Current two-source check

The Steam storefront is the authority for checkout, the current requirements, and the supported-platform table. SteamDB independently identifies App ID 3812600, Mandragora as developer, tinyBuild as publisher, Windows/macOS support, and the August 6 release; its price history records the same introductory offer but displays an end date one day earlier than the current Steam page. Because those two displays differ, this page intentionally avoids turning the offer deadline into a permanent fact.

The current official announcements feed also shows the v1.0.010r post as live on its displayed 13 Aug entry. That is the latest public patch record checked here; it does not expose a current Build ID, so unresolved save or device behavior remains marked for retest.

What is included

The Steam release is a shop-management and narrative simulation game about repairing nostalgic electronics in mid-2000s Tokyo. The core loop combines disassembly, cleaning, replacement parts, customer conversations, finances, and story choices. The store page lists Steam Achievements, Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing.

What a repair session looks like

A session begins with an online or in-person order. You use the available tools to disassemble the device, clean it, replace a faulty part, and reassemble it before returning to the customer side of the shop.

The shop layer continues around the repair bench. Official material mentions finances and a web browser for finding spare parts, so sourcing and order handling are part of the loop rather than decoration. Exact prices, inventory rules, and task gates remain version-dependent and should be checked against the current game build.

Demo, full game, and updates

The current Steam storefront snapshot shows the full game purchase and did not show a new demo button. If a search result presents a demo, check its App ID and date rather than assuming it is the current downloadable build. Keep the official Steam announcements feed bookmarked for patches, localization notes, and any future platform news.

Steam App ID and source boundaries

The number 3812600 is visible in the official Steam URL and uniquely identifies this release. SteamDB and PCGamingWiki are useful independent references for public metadata and Windows requirements, but neither is the developer, publisher, or store checkout. When their price, compatibility, or requirement text differs from Steam, treat the live Steam listing as authoritative and record the difference rather than silently merging the values.