Every Device You Can Repair in ReStory
ReStory is packed with nostalgic Y2K devices, including officially licensed Atari hardware. Community sources consistently list 29 repairable devices — here is the full list, what each one is, and how unlocking works. Entries based on community sources are labeled L3 and are not officially confirmed.Every device runs through the same five-step loop; what changes is which parts it hides and which tools you need. Knowing the full roster early helps you plan which licenses and tools to chase. Bookmark this page — it is the map you will reference every time a new device appears on the bench.
Full device list
| Device | Real-world inspiration | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Atari 2600 | Atari 2600 | Officially licensed; home console |
| Atari Lynx | Atari Lynx | Officially licensed; handheld |
| Atari CX40 | Atari CX40 joystick | Officially licensed; controller |
| Nony PlayMachine | Nintendo-style handheld | Parody device |
| Nony PMP | Portable media player | Parody device |
| Patento BS | Game Boy-style handheld | Parody device |
| Autorolla Razor | Motorola Razr flip phone | Parody device |
| Pokia 3310 | Nokia 3310 phone | Parody device |
| Pokia Njoy | Nokia N-Gage phone | Parody device |
| Eggotchi | Tamagotchi virtual pet | Parody device |
| Nony Goman | Walkman-style tape player | Parody device |
| Palaloid | Polaroid instant camera | Parody device |
| Walkie-talkie | Two-way radio | Name pending L0 verification — community sources suggest this is the Autorolla WT2000 |
| Unicorp 99L | Maglite-style flashlight | Parody device |
| Robodog | Aibo-style robot dog | Name pending L0 verification — community sources suggest this is Robby |
| Brick Game | 90s Brick Game handheld | Consoles · Named in official Steam Update #1 (v1.0.009r) · Community reference (L3) |
| Game Duck | Game Boy-style handheld | Handhelds · Community reference (L3) |
| BreadBox Joystick | Commodore 64 T-1341 joystick | Controllers · Community reference (L3) |
| XI-box | Xbox-style console | Consoles · Community reference (L3) |
| XI-box Controller | Xbox 'Duke' controller | Controllers · Community reference (L3) |
| Simsons M65 | Siemens M65 phone | Phones · Community reference (L3) |
| Blueberry Curl | BlackBerry Curve phone | Phones · Community reference (L3) |
| Wertu Signature | Not specified in community sources | Phones · Community reference (L3) |
| Unicorp Kettle | Callback to I Am Future (developer's previous game) | Appliances · Community reference (L3) |
| Autorolla WT2000 | Motorola GP328 two-way radio | Appliances · Community reference (L3) |
| Unicorp Vision | Callback to I Am Future (developer's previous game) | Appliances · Community reference (L3) |
| Robby | Tekno-style robot puppy | Gadgets & toys · Named in official Steam Update #2 (v1.0.010r) · Community reference (L3) |
| Nerdio W-91F | Casio F-91W watch | Gadgets & toys · Community reference (L3) |
| Guitar Legend | Guitar Hero-style guitar controller | Controllers · Named in official Steam Update #1 (v1.0.009r) · Community reference (L3) |
| Mapple Mypod | iPod Classic-style music player | Music & media · Named in official Steam Update #1 (v1.0.009r as 'MyPod') · Community reference (L3) |
| IDM ThinkerDad | ThinkPad 365XD-style laptop | Laptops · Named in official Steam Update #1 (v1.0.009r as 'IDM device') · Community reference (L3) |
No matching work orders
How device unlocking works
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Repair what you can
Early game only basic devices are available to you.
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Earn licenses
Licenses gate access to more advanced devices and official lines like Atari.
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Grow to Golden and Platinum
Golden Partner requires 5 licenses; Platinum Partner requires all licenses.
Where to start
Start with simple walk-in devices to build cash and reputation.
The Atari line is the official licensed highlight — worth working toward.
Each device has its own repair layout; we are publishing per-device step pages next.
Device FAQ
How many devices are in ReStory?+
Are the Atari devices real?+
Which device should I repair first?+
Do devices unlock the story?+
Per-device step pages coming
Each device's exact repair steps (parts, order, common traps) are on our unverified list. We will publish dedicated step pages for every device as we verify them.
Device families
Community sources (L3 — not officially confirmed) group the 29 listed devices into families:
Consoles — Atari 2600, Brick Game, XI-box.
Handhelds — Atari Lynx, Nony PlayMachine, Patento BS, Game Duck.
Controllers — Atari CX40, BreadBox Joystick, XI-box Controller, Guitar Legend.
Phones — Autorolla Razor, Pokia 3310, Pokia Njoy, Simsons M65, Blueberry Curl, Wertu Signature.
Appliances — Unicorp Kettle, Autorolla WT2000, Unicorp Vision.
Gadgets & toys — Eggotchi, Nerdio W-91F, Robby.
Music & media — Nony PMP, Nony Goman, Mapple Mypod.
Laptops — IDM ThinkerDad.
Cameras — Palaloid.
Extras — Unicorp 99L.
Name pending L0 verification — walkie-talkie (suspected Autorolla WT2000) and robodog (suspected Robby).
Device progression FAQ
Are all devices available from day one?+
Is the Atari line special?+
Do harder devices pay more?+
What unlocks the story?+
Unlock order to aim for
A sensible early-to-late device plan based on the license system:
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Walk-in basics first
Cheap devices teach the loop and build cash.
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Add phones and music players
Mid difficulty, steady payouts.
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Work toward the Atari line
Officially licensed highlight — worth the licenses.
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Save the oddities for later
Eggotchi, Palaloid and Robodog often need more tools.
Device FAQ 2
Do I need every device for 100%?+
Are devices resellable?+
Do devices break again?+
Is there a device list in-game?+
Device hunt checklist
For collectors working toward every device:
Repair every family at least once.
Unlock the Atari line for the official highlight.
Keep the notebook so no device is forgotten.
Plan licenses ahead — they gate the later devices.
Device profiles
Each profile lists the verified device name and family, official Atari status where supported, and marks the device-specific procedure as unknown.