The official Steam page for ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs lists minimum requirements for Windows and macOS. Use those values as the storefront baseline, not as a guarantee of a target frame rate. The game launched on August 6, 2026, and the public listing does not provide a semantic version label, so performance reports should include their observation date and environment.
Windows minimum
The listed Windows minimum is Win10 x64. The processor requirement is a 2-core / 4-thread CPU, memory is 4 GB RAM, graphics are GTX 750ti, and DirectX 11 is required. The store page lists 1 GB of available storage. These values identify the minimum target shown by the developer and publisher; they do not describe recommended settings, resolution, or expected performance in every shop scene.
If a Windows system meets the listed floor but performs poorly, record the graphics driver, resolution, display mode, background applications, and the scene where the issue occurs. Do not infer that the hardware is unsupported solely from one stutter. Conversely, do not promise that a system at the minimum will hold a particular frame rate.
macOS minimum
The macOS minimum is macOS 14 or newer with an Apple M1 processor, 8 GB RAM, Apple integrated graphics on M1, and 1 GB of available storage. The listing adds that an Apple processor is required. An Intel Mac therefore should not be described as officially supported from this page alone.
For a Mac report, include the macOS release, Apple chip, memory, display, and whether the problem appears at launch, during a repair, while browsing for parts, or in a story scene. A Windows workaround is not automatically a Mac workaround because the native platform and input stack differ.
Storage and version boundaries
The 1 GB value is the store’s listed available-space requirement. It should not be converted into an exact installed size after updates, saves, caches, or DLC. The Steam page separately lists Digital Artbook content; keep that related content outside the base-game requirement unless the official store updates the relationship.
The release state is full release. Do not use a BuildID, a beta branch, or an old Playtest note as a public version label. When an official patch later names a version or changes a requirement, add the date, source, and platform scope rather than replacing the baseline silently.
Linux, Proton, and Steam Deck
The storefront requirements shown for this product cover Windows and macOS. They do not establish native Linux support. A Proton or Steam Deck report can still be useful, but it must name the hardware, SteamOS or Linux version, Proton build, controller, resolution, and result. One successful community report is not a platform guarantee.
Treat the platform label as part of the evidence, not as a decorative column. A player comparing two reports should be able to see whether the observation came from the native Windows build, the native macOS build, or a compatibility layer. That small distinction prevents the most common support mistake: turning a successful experiment into a promise for a different environment.
Keep those reports separate from the official requirements table. Avoid using “runs on Deck” as a synonym for verified native support, and avoid presenting a community setting change as a developer recommendation. This protects players from confusing a compatibility experiment with the product’s supported scope.
A useful troubleshooting record
For any launch or performance problem, capture the exact message, whether the client finished installing, the operating system, hardware, display settings, input device, and the last action before failure. If the issue concerns a repair job, note the device and stage. If it concerns a save, do not delete local files before backing them up; Steam Cloud is listed, but its exact file behaviour is not documented on the public store page.
Use Support for the wider evidence model and Repairs when the issue is a gameplay interaction. The official product page remains the authoritative place for current requirement changes.
Evidence note
All listed Windows/macOS minimum values and the 1 GB storage requirement are Official storefront facts. Recommended hardware, FPS, VSync behaviour, controller layout, native Linux support, Steam Deck certification, and universal fixes are Needs live/version/platform testing.
Source checked 2026-08-09 UTC: Steam Store page.