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ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs glossary
Evidence-backed player reference for ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs covering glossary, with version, source and media boundaries kept visible.
Current task
Look up repair-shop terms and version language.
Look up repair-shop terms and version language.
Working view: full-release-1.0.009r · captured
The glossary is a quick lookup for the words that make the ReStory shop loop easier to follow. The definitions come from the captured game descriptions and structured records, so a term such as “Steam Deck Playable” keeps its platform meaning and “current version” keeps its dated patch context.
Use the longer guides when you need the sequence behind a term. The glossary is intentionally compact, but every entry points back to a player action, a named system, or a version boundary.
Repair-shop vocabulary
A repair loop is the sequence of accepting a device, taking it apart, cleaning it, replacing faulty parts, and assembling it with tools. A spare parts browser is the in-game web activity used to source replacement parts. An in-person order arrives from a customer at the shop, while an online order arrives through the game’s online request channel. These four terms describe the basic movement from counter to browser to bench.
An airbrush and color palette belong to customization rather than fault repair. A competition mode is the captured term for a play context in which player performance is compared, while a sonic bath is a cleaning-tool term in the structured glossary. The route keeps these labels visible without adding an unrecorded recipe or unlock condition.
Platform and source terms
Officially licensed Atari describes the captured Atari relationship and the named Atari hardware records. A highlighted achievement is a public achievement record selected for the named catalog, not the complete Steam total. Steam Deck Playable is the captured launch status and should not be upgraded to Verified. Current version refers to full-release-1.0.009r, the patch context attached to the first post-launch update.
The definitions are short because the underlying records do the heavy lifting. Open Devices, Achievements, or Platforms and release when you need fields such as source page, icon, requirements, or date. The glossary provides the stable language that lets those tables remain readable.
Captured terms
repair loop
Accept a device, take it apart, clean it, replace faulty parts and assemble it with tools.
Source context: steam-store-product
spare parts browser
The in-game web browsing activity used to source replacement parts.
Source context: steam-store-product
in-person order
A repair request received from a customer at the shop.
Source context: steam-store-product, steam-news-demo
online order
A repair request received through the game’s online channel.
Source context: steam-store-product, steam-news-demo
airbrush
A demo-announced customization tool for painting devices.
Source context: steam-news-demo
color palette
A purchasable customization input used with the airbrush in the demo announcement.
Source context: steam-news-demo
competition mode
A mode referenced by the current 1.0.009r inventory fix.
Source context: steam-news-patch
sonic bath
A cleaning station referenced by the current patch’s stuck-gadget fix.
Source context: steam-news-patch
officially licensed Atari
The Atari hardware partnership described in the official devlog and store feature list.
Source context: steam-news-atari, steam-store-product
current version
The selected product state for this research handoff: full release 1.0.009r.
Source context: steam-news-patch, steam-news-feed
Steam Deck Playable
The launch platform label recorded in the official release/pricing announcement.
Source context: steam-news-release
highlighted achievement
A named achievement row exposed by the public Steam highlighted achievement payload.
Source context: steam-achievements