ReStory launches on Android via Google Play in 2026
Key takeaways
- Android release on Google Play scheduled for 2026
- PC launch on Steam was August 6; over 500,000 copies sold
- Developed by Mandragora and published by tinyBuild
- Features licensed Atari consoles including Atari 2600 and Jaguar
ReStory, developed by Mandragora and published by tinyBuild, will release on Android via Google Play in 2026, Gematsu reports. The game first arrived on PC via Steam on August 6 and has sold over 500,000 copies there.
About ReStory: you run an electronics repair shop set in Y2K-era Japan, repairing gadgets and managing a small business while following a branching, impactful narrative. Gameplay mixes tactile repairs—unscrewing, cleaning, soldering, repainting and assembling devices—with shop management: taking orders, handling finances, and hunting for spare parts through an old-school in-game web browser. The overview from tinyBuild lists a cast of memorable customers whose stories intertwine with your shop’s fortunes.
Fix iconic 2000s tech: cell phones, handhelds, portable music players, cameras, home appliances and video game consoles are all on the bench. Wait — there’s an official Atari partnership: licensed systems including the Atari 2600 and Jaguar appear as repairable consoles. The press copy leans into Y2K nostalgia while promising satisfying gadget repairs and a chill atmosphere set against an urban Japanese backdrop. Conversations with customers shape outcomes across a non-linear story, so the narrative choices matter to both people and your business.
Why it matters
The Steam launch figures give the clearest concrete context: over half a million copies sold since the August 6 PC release. tinyBuild’s overview and Gematsu’s report confirm the core hooks heading to mobile—hands-on repairs, shop sims, Atari-licensed consoles, and character-driven moments in a Japanese setting. For players who enjoyed the tactile repair loop and the game’s nostalgia on PC, the Android version brings those same satisfying repairs and shop systems to handhelds, plus the convenience of Google Play when it arrives in 2026.
Original source
Google News: Gematsu
