ReStory Chill Electronics Repairs Challenge Guide

The competition mode is a timed repair contest that unlocks partway through the story. You install an in-game app once the story has progressed far enough, pay an entry fee, pick a device, and race the clock. The defining detail: it runs with no on-screen guidance at all, so the assembly order has to be known before you start.

How it unlocks

Access is not granted at a fixed point on a calendar. You install an official in-game app, and that becomes available once your story progress has reached a sufficient stage.

This means the practical prerequisite is the same as everything else in ReStory — keep buying licenses and completing orders, and the unlock arrives. See the walkthrough for how progression works.

What a run looks like

The structure is consistent across the sources describing it: an entry fee, a device selection, and a timed repair judged against the clock.

The entry fee matters more than it first appears. A failed attempt is not free, which makes attempting the competition before you know the device a genuinely costly way to learn.

No hints is the whole difficulty

In normal play the game supports you through a repair. In the competition that support is removed — there is no guidance walking you through the steps.

The consequence is that assembly order becomes something you have to have memorised in advance. A mistake mid-run is described as forcing a restart, so partial knowledge does not get you a partial result.

Prepare on the normal bench first

The practical preparation is to repair your chosen device type repeatedly in ordinary play until the order is automatic. The competition is testing recall and execution speed, not problem-solving.

Working with a zoned bench helps here more than anywhere else, because it turns reassembly into a sequence rather than a search. See the reassembly guide.

Know the three part states cold

Every component reads as normal, dirty, or damaged. Under time pressure, hesitating over whether something needs cleaning or replacing is where runs are lost.

Dirty parts clean up and go straight back in; only damaged parts need replacing. Having that judgement be instant is worth as much as knowing the screw order.

Winning across categories

The completion requirement attached to this mode involves winning competitions across three different device categories, rather than repeatedly winning with the same device.

That changes how you prepare. Specialising in one device gets you a single win; a completion run needs the assembly order for three distinct device types committed to memory. Factor that into your planning — see the achievements guide.

Licenses may gate your options

Since licenses control which device categories you can work on at all, the categories available to you in competition are likely bounded by which licenses you hold.

待确认: The sources gathered do not explicitly confirm that competition device categories are license-gated. It follows from how the rest of the game works, but treat it as inference rather than established fact.

Why this page is thinner than it should be

There is a real gap here worth being upfront about: no dedicated write-up of this mode exists in any source gathered. Everything above is assembled from passages inside general guides, achievement guides and walkthroughs that mention the competition in passing.

That means the broad shape is corroborated across several independent sources, but the specifics are not. Anyone claiming a precise breakdown of entry costs, time limits or scoring should be treated with caution until it can be checked in-game.

What would fill the gap

The most valuable addition would be a recorded run: entry fee, timer length, device list, scoring feedback and the failure behaviour on a mistake. That is a first-party capture rather than a research task, and it is where this page could comfortably beat every competing site — because none of them have it either.

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待确认: The following are all unestablished in the sources gathered and are deliberately not guessed at: the exact entry fee, the time limit, the full list of eligible devices, how placement is scored, whether there are multiple difficulty tiers, whether the entry fee is refunded on a loss, and the precise story threshold that makes the app available.