ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs ReStory Endings Overview
Four finales reflect the shop you ran—not a single correct morality score.
ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs advertises a replayable branching storyline where endings depend on repairs and conversations. Mandragora avoids a single “true ending” badge in menus; instead, epilogue montages describe your shop’s reputation, key customers’ fates, and whether Akihabara neighbors trust your shutter. Launch-week community guides converge on four primary endings—Default, Good, Secret, and Bad—detailed with checklists on the Endings guide. This overview keeps the big-picture structure and reputation layers.
Mechanical prep: How to Play. Ethical prep: Story choices · Characters. Finale pacing: Late game.
What endings actually measure
Endings synthesize three tracked layers:
- Shop survival — Rent to Hashimoto, utilities, sustainable pricing from Shop management.
- Technical reputation — Quality repairs for collectors like Takashi; see Device difficulty.
- Ethical reputation — Privacy, reporting, encouragement across Kenji, Hana, Kazuo, Yuri, Eggotchi arcs, and Grandma Chiyo.
Failing layer one constrains epilogues even if scenes continue. Layers two and three differentiate finales among solvent shops.
Four endings (player-facing)
| Ending | Core idea |
|---|---|
| Default | Finish the campaign without completing every special positive arc |
| Good | Close four key arcs positively (gangster discretion, student help, full Eggotchi data, Hashimoto goodwill) |
| Secret | Good arcs plus each character’s hidden follow-up scene |
| Bad | Repeated indifference, reporting, or profit-only treatment of those customers |
Tone clusters players still describe—trusted neighborhood bench, renowned specialist, pragmatic survivor, closed shop—sit inside these finales as flavor, not a second parallel count.
Character outcomes without route spoilers
Kenji — Whether art was preserved, exploited, or lost.
Yuri — Encouragement and whether the virtual pet stayed a comfort.
Takashi — Collector trust and authenticity of restorations.
Hana — Privacy; perfect hinges cannot fix betrayal.
Kazuo / former gangster — Reporting versus silence; highest variance fork.
Eggotchi girl — Full data restore versus screen-only fix.
Grandma Chiyo — Warmth and successful photo work—quietly beloved in Review talks.
Hashimoto — Early discounts build goodwill; a late binary shop choice also gates missable trophies Rock for the Ages! and Globalization on Achievements.
How many endings exist?
Treat four as the practical completionist answer. Minor epilogue text still varies by language and side flags. Marketing simply says “multiple endings.” Plan at least two runs if you want opposite Hashimoto finale trophies.
Replay strategy
First run: Organic Good or Default; learn the four arcs.
Second run: Manual save before Kazuo privacy and late Hashimoto beats (Controls). Flip ethics.
Secret attempt: Protect follow-ups listed on Endings; budget 12–15 hours.
Use dialogue history from the launch patch to compare runs.
Endings versus achievements
Many Steam pops track habits (cleaning, licenses, competitions). Story trophies overlap finales but are not one-to-one with every slide. Competitions are optional—see Competition mode.
Common ending blockers
- Skipping Eggotchi data restore
- Reporting the gangster phone and never recovering the arc
- Charging Hashimoto full price on his personal device
- Rent spirals or missing licenses mid-chain
- Parking finale week on bugged MyPod / Guitar Legend firmware (Known issues)
Links for ending hunters
ReStory endings are less about a color-coded route and more about who you became as a shopkeeper under the Y2K sunset.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for ReStory players.
Is there one true ending for ReStory?
No. Four primary endings plus missable finale trophies reflect shop survival, ethics, and customer arcs—not a single canon route.
Can I see all endings in one save file?
Unlikely. Manual saves before major privacy and Hashimoto choices help, but opposite trophies usually need a second run.
Do perfect repairs guarantee the Good ending?
No. You still need the four positive customer arcs, including full Eggotchi data restore and Hashimoto goodwill.
Where do I start planning a second playthrough?
Read the Endings guide and Choices pages, then use Early game and Late game walkthroughs for faster pacing.