Игрок 1931·Рекомендует·8 ч в игре

ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs уютный симулятор ремонта электроники. Действие происходит в начале 2000-х, где мы играем за владельца небольшой мастерской. Каждый клиент, который приносит сломанный гаджет, делится своей историей, а наши решения влияют на их судьбы https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3794585446 Плюсы * Уютная атмосфера и ностальгия * Очень расслабляющая и залипательная игрушка * Интересный сюжет, колоритные персонажи и влияние выбора в диалогах * Глубокая механика ремонта и чистки устройств, а также большое разнообразие техники * Качественное и приятное звуковое сопровождение * Кастомизация мастерской: можно украшать пространство, менять декор и расставлять полки Минусы * Отсутствие потребностей персонажа: герой не нуждается ни в еде, ни в сне * Мало улучшений для ремонта устройств * Нет прокачки уровня мастерства * Нельзя изменить планировку или расширить пространство мастерской https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3793653004 Вердикт Я залипла в этой игре несколько часов и не могла оторваться, вспомнила про свои старые телефоны и плееры, которые до сих пор пылятся где-то в шкафу, и у меня появилось непреодолимое желание достать их, разобрать и починить. Хочется верить, что и они, как техника в этой игре, обретут вторую жизнь и снова заработают. Игра очень ламповая и даёт возможность неспеша наслаждаться процессом. Если вы тоже любите ковыряться в старой технике, цените ностальгию по нулевым или просто хотите отдохнуть от суеты, то обязательно попробуйте, она вам понравится. Но не зайдёт тем, кто ищет сложные механики и глубокую экономику А теперь вопрос к вам, дорогие игроки: был ли у вас свой «тот самый» гаджет? Может, старенький плеер, который вы брали с собой везде, или телефон, который пережил не одно падение? Поделитесь своей историей в комментариях, мне очень интересно узнать, какая техника вызывает у вас тёплые воспоминания

Игрок 9294·Рекомендует·11 ч в игре

Моя любимая вещь в этой игре это крышечка из под банки, в которую складываются все винтики из техники. Крайне реалистично

Игрок 0423·Рекомендует·18 ч в игре

Es la primera vez que dejo una reseña. Creo que un juego como este es muy necesario en la época que vivimos en donde todo es consumo rápido. Al completar la historia el sentimiento de haber sido parte de algo tan grande solo desde una tiendita de reparaciones es algo que recordare siempre. Gracias

Игрок 0815·Рекомендует·50 ч в игре

You will either love this and play non-stop for 3 whole days or you'll play 2 to 3 hours and never touch this game again, both for the same reason: this game's repetitiveness, and I was almost part of the latter if not for the story this game has, which it's definitely nothing to write home about, it's just there so you can have some experience fixing some easier and cheaper devices before moving to more expensive and complex ones.

Игрок 5408·Не рекомендует·6 ч в игре

I hate that so many games lately rely on or use AI. I only found this out a bit too late to get a refund for this game which I was suspicious at first, but gave the benefit of the doubt considering I understand everyone has a different art style (shame on me for not going with my gut instincts). After you all denied that AI was used, it was later stated that outsourced assets were indeed created with the use of genAI. If you can't care enough to put time and energy into something you're creating, then don't bother at all. Plain and simple. Just downright laziness. HIRE actual artists/writers. EDIT: To the developer below who commented: Between you, and the other one, you all can't keep your copy/pasted stories straight. You guys already admitted one of your artists you hired used AI, it went by you all and it went live, it was also noted in the demo that you guys took down when it was brought up. The thread you linked doesn't mean anything given you guys keep contradicting yourselves into a hole instead of owning up to your mistake(s). Learn to take criticism, learn from your mistakes and do better! I'm sorry, but its hard to believe a company who said no they didn't do this or that, then say "oh yeah we did, but it was an artist we hired", THEN turn right back around and reply with the same copy/paste excuse to every negative review.

Игрок 7300·Рекомендует·10 ч в игре

Очень приятная и чиловая игра, была проблема с запуском написал в тех. поддержу на сайте. Решили быстро и вежливо мою проблему - такое отношение это редкость. Лучшие♥

Игрок 6359·Не рекомендует·1 ч в игре

Demo was good, main game is too hectic and it appears to be collecting weird data. Never trust games that scrape data, even if they claim it's for improving the game.

Игрок 6228·Рекомендует·15 ч в игре

A cozy game about running an electronics repair shop in Akihabara during mid 2000s Japan that is highly addictive. Play as the new master of a cozy electronics repair shop, fixing phones, cameras, controllers, handheld game systems, consoles, and more. This is all while juggling dealing with the local police, a band of thieves operating out of a maid cafe, a yakuza gang, competition from other electronics shops, foreign tourists, neighbours needing help with their electronics, and a plot to demolish a block of shops - including yours - to build a massive mall. Gameplay begins with you opening your shop in the morning, usually being visited by someone stopping by the shop with a request, the mail courier dropping off mail / packages, and checking your e-mail for order requests. Orders can be accepted via your e-mail, showing the product type needing cleaned, repaired, painted, or some combination of them all, along with the amount of yen you will receive for your work. Occasionally someone will physically stop by the shop with a device for you to fix, moving the story portion of the game along upon its completion. Cleaning and repair both take place by disassembling the device in question, taking each component apart in a specific order, brushing away any dirt or dust, replacing any damaged parts, resoldering areas around chips, then reassembling the item before doing any painting / sticker placement / reprogramming. Replacement parts can be found by either purchasing and disassembling devices to add to your parts box, buying boxes of random parts, or purchasing specific components online. Any completed orders can be shipped out to their owners, payment being dropped off by the courier upon pickup. Money rolls in at a pretty good pace, especially once you get better tools in your shop to make your work go faster and smoother. Different tools, devices, furniture, paint schemes, operating licenses, and decorative items can be bought online to upgrade your shop and expand the type of devices you are legally allowed to work on. Bigger brushes will make cleaning go faster, same with a motorized screwdriver to make removing screws instant. There are devices you can buy, mainly a shredder and a bath for parts, with the former giving you money for shredding parts and the latter cleaning X number of parts depending on the version of the device you own; I never used the parts cleaner since you have to dump in parts one by one instead of just dropping the device in. Buying a spray paint gun open up the ability to change the colour of devices, nabbing you more money as people request different paint jobs. Decorative items can be bought online too to give your shop a bit more charm; replacing existing shelves, putting up new ones, buying lights, paint, and random items like Godzilla figures, stormtrooper helmets, The Sims green diamonds, and more for display. Locals dropping by your shop are the main way of moving the story component of the game forward, your decisions leading to either saving the shop district or turning it into a corporate owned shopping centre. Visually, the game is quite charming, capturing the feeling of a cozy, quaint electronics repair shop from the mid 2000s. Items are designed to be legally distinct from their real life counterparts, being easily recognized though. Locals have a touch of a cartoonish anime style to them, following stereotypes quite closely based on their individual professions or how one might think of an American tourist in Japan. I had such a good time with ReStory: Chill Electronics Repair, not even minding that I was cleaning / repairing the same devices over and over again. Genuinely, if it wasn't for the fact that I need to sleep at night, I would have sat and finished it in a single sitting. I can't recommend ReStory enough to anyone who might be interested in it - I hope we get a sequel of some kind in the future. Follow CthulhusMonocle - That Next Fest Guy for more game and Steam Next Fest demo reviews.