ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs

ReStory hat mich von Anfang bis Ende begeistert. Der liebevolle Grafikstil, die wirklich schöne Musik und die herzerwärmende Geschichte ergeben ein Erlebnis, das ich so lange nicht mehr hatte. Ich habe rund 16 Stunden gebraucht, um es ganz entspannt durchzuspielen, und es hat mir am Ende ein wirklich gutes Gefühl gegeben, etwas, das viele Spiele nicht mehr schaffen. Als die Geschichte vorbei war, war ich tatsächlich ein wenig traurig, weil ich die Welt und ihre Charaktere nur ungern verlassen wollte. Glücklicherweise gibt es aber einen Sandkastenmodus, mit dem man auch nach dem Ende der Story einfach weiterspielen kann. Kurzum: Fantastischer Soundtrack, wunderschöner Grafikstil und eine Geschichte, die wirklich berührt. Für mich ganz klar eine Empfehlung wert. Daumen hoch!

The devs knocked this game out of the park. The demo was fantastic, and they've taken all the good and run with it. More cosy beats to relax you while you fix a massive new variety of electronics, lots of quality of life upgrades to your tools to make things flow so much smoother as you gain new licenses and more complex repair jobs. The ability to buy individual parts so you aren't stuck with lots of the same parts and can rebuild devices to sell feels great. Well done devs and thank you for making this very enjoyable game!

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El juego al principio se siente lento pero despues es muy adictivo cuando lo entiendes y puedes parar de jugar y reparar cosas, super recomendado sobre todo si tiene mucho tiempo libre, el tiempo se te pasa volando jugando esto.

Pretty fun, just the right amount of parts on stuff to be satisfying and not annoying. And there's a storyline that keeps you interested. I wouldn't call it chill though. The part of the title that says "chill" is lying. The story has you constantly wondering whose telling the truth and if people are like, going to be hurt. Or if you're even doing the right thing!

Love the gameplay loop of just dismantling and repairing gadgets, set in the nostalgic 2000s scene. First time I've played a simulator of this concept, glad that this exists. What I really appreciate though is news from the devs regarding the use of genAI assets. They still stand by their anti-AI stance, but apparently the external artist they've commissioned used genAI without their knowledge. The more I played the game, the more I see that the 3D models, gameplay mechanics, etc. all seem to be legit. It was just the 2D assets themselves that seemed off-putting the closer you look at it. I then wondered if the devs just didn't do vigilant QA checks over these 2D assets, which turned out to be true and they apologized. Looking forward to the future of this game and its updates, and glad they cleared up the confusion behind this AI situation and them saying they'll improve on QA as well as finding a trustworthy artist to create legit 2D materials for the game. Highly recommend for anyone who loves repair simulators and dont mind fixing sht for hours while listening to music/podcasts/video essays/whatever lol

goo game