ReStory Chill Electronics Repairs Walkthrough Guide

ReStory does not progress on a fixed day-by-day script you can follow blindly. Progression is driven by buying licenses — community guides are consistent that the story advances as you unlock new categories of work. If your story has stopped, the answer is almost always a license you have not purchased yet, not a bug.

How progression is structured

The game moves through the repair loop rather than through scripted levels. You take orders, complete them, earn money, buy the next license, and that unlocks the next tier of devices and the story beats attached to them.

This is why walkthroughs for ReStory look different from walkthroughs for linear games. The useful unit is "what unlocks what", not "on day four, do this".

Why your story stalls

The most common progression complaint is the story simply stopping. Threads on this exist in the community, and the recurring explanation is licensing rather than a broken flag.

If you are stuck, check which license tier you are on and whether you can afford the next one. Spending your savings on tools instead of licenses is the usual root cause — see the licenses guide for the ordering.

Diagnose before you disassemble

Within each job the order matters. Diagnosing the fault first tells you which replacement parts you need before you start pulling the device apart, which avoids discovering a missing component halfway through.

Community walkthroughs consistently put diagnosis ahead of disassembly for this reason. It is the single habit that most reduces wasted time per job.

The dirty-versus-damaged check

Every part you remove reads as one of three states: normal, dirty, or damaged. Only damaged parts need replacing — dirty ones just need cleaning.

Running that check on each component before ordering anything is what separates an efficient run from an expensive one. New players routinely replace parts that only needed a wipe.

Organise your bench

Video walkthroughs demonstrate treating the workbench as zones — a place for parts coming out, a place for cleaned parts, a place for what goes back. It turns reassembly from a memory exercise into a pipeline.

This matters more as devices get larger and part counts climb. It also reduces the odds of a screw going missing, which directly costs you rating.

Unlocking the competition mode

A timed competition becomes available later. It is unlocked by installing an in-game app once the story has progressed far enough, and it runs without on-screen guidance, so assembly order has to be known in advance.

This is the clearest single "gate" in the game's progression and worth knowing about before you reach it. The challenge guide covers what is documented.

Watch for missable content

Some achievements are missable, and a few require separate playthroughs rather than being obtainable in a single run. If you care about completion, that changes how you approach the walkthrough — you plan around it rather than cleaning up afterwards.

The achievements guide lists what is known about which ones cannot be recovered in a single run.

Endings are decided across the run

The endings are not chosen at a single final prompt. They are shaped by how several customer storylines resolve over the course of the game, which means walkthrough decisions and ending decisions are the same decisions.

If you are aiming for a particular ending, read the endings guide before your final stretch rather than after.

Keeping the shop solvent while you progress

Progression costs money, and money has a floor: rent runs about 2,000 per week and internet is tiered at roughly 500, 1,000 and 1,500 per week. Those come out whether or not you complete a job.

Customer orders are the reliable way to clear that floor. Marketplace purchases have higher upside but you pay before you know the full damage, so they belong in the phase where a bad buy will not stall a repair someone is waiting on.

A practical order of operations

1. Take customer orders until rent and internet are comfortably covered.
2. Diagnose each device before disassembly.
3. Check dirty versus damaged before ordering any part.
4. Clean thoroughly — dust and missing screws are what cost you stars.
5. Put savings into the next license rather than a tool upgrade.
6. Once cash is stable, layer in marketplace restorations.
7. Plan for missable achievements before your final stretch if you want completion.

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待确认: No source gathered so far provides a reliable day-by-day or chapter-by-chapter breakdown, the specific license order that gates each story beat, or the exact story threshold that unlocks the competition app. Several sites publishing "full walkthroughs" for this game are in the excluded shadow-wiki list and their sequencing has not been corroborated, so nothing from them is used here.