ReStory Endings Guide

This ReStory endings guide covers the two named final outcomes, the last major choice, and the best-supported character routes found so far. The main endings are Rock for the ages! and Globalization, while Origami, Melancholy, Ronin, and Ghost in the Frame are achievement-backed character outcomes. Spoilers begin below, and any route that has not been independently reproduced is labeled instead of presented as certain.

Quick answer: how many ReStory endings are known?

Two achievements currently identify the clearest main-story conclusions: Rock for the ages! and Globalization. Four more achievements identify character-specific outcomes involving the shop's customers, so they are better treated as routes or epilogues rather than four additional final endings. The game itself does not display a complete ending counter, which means claims about an exact total beyond these confirmed names should be treated cautiously.

The official Steam store confirms that conversations change lives, choices branch the story, and those choices affect the ending. It does not publish a decision tree, route selector, or official “true ending” label. This guide therefore uses official confirmation, player-tested route, and Pending confirmation so you can see how strong each instruction is before committing a save.

Final choice: Rock for the ages! or Globalization

The last reported split arrives after Yamato says the concert has been canceled and Hashimoto presents a decision about Akihabara's future. Community testing connects the choice that supports Takumi's plan, sells the shop, and directs the profit toward the concert organizers with Rock for the ages!. Players generally describe this as the concert-saving outcome, but “good ending” is community shorthand rather than an official name used by the game.

The alternative choice accepts the large development plan and leads to Globalization. Community guides describe that result as the shopping-center outcome and often call it the bad ending, although the official achievement only supplies the name. Read the complete prompt in your own build before selecting, because localization or later patches may phrase the two responses differently.

How to prepare a save before the ending

Make a manual backup before the late Yamato and Hashimoto sequence if your platform and game version allow it. ReStory does not advertise a chapter-select feature, and an ordinary autosave may advance after a conversation before you realize that it was the route split. Keeping a separate copy before the final decision is the safest practical way to view both named endings without replaying the whole story.

The official launch FAQ says the main story takes more than fifteen hours depending on play style and that play can continue through branching stories, customization, and online orders. That confirms postgame-style continued shop play, but it does not guarantee that every completed story choice can be reversed afterward. Treat the final decision as permanent for the active save unless your current version clearly offers another option.

Origami route

Official confirmation: Origami is a named Steam achievement and is the most commonly unlocked of the route achievements. The official achievement page verifies the title, while its hidden description does not provide the decision sequence. Achievement percentages can change daily, so they are useful as a rough difficulty signal rather than a route requirement.

Player-tested route: Repair the girl's Eggotchi, then follow the courier conversation that offers payment for the job. Repeated community guidance says to refuse the money and make the repair free for the children, after which an origami gift and a Zen reward can appear later. This sequence is widely repeated, but save before answering if you are also testing the paid response.

Melancholy route

Player-tested route: Complete Haruhi's customer story, offer her a place to stay, finish the tourist or stranger repair sequence, and speak with her again after the last relevant repair. A second community report warns that telling Haruhi you trust the courier may keep her with him, so the safer achievement attempt is to express doubt. The route appears sensitive to both the housing offer and the courier conversation rather than a single final button.

Pending confirmation: The exact minimum number of repairs and the precise trigger for Haruhi's final conversation have not been officially documented. If the achievement does not appear, finish open customer jobs, leave and re-enter the shop, and check whether Haruhi has new dialogue before assuming the save is blocked. Avoid overwriting the backup made before her courier decision until the result is confirmed.

Ronin route

Player-tested route: Progress Kaito's story, invite him into the shop route when the option appears, and wait until he finds the watch connected to his outcome. Current reports also say not to complete a competing character invitation first, suggesting that the relevant shop slot or story state may be exclusive. Because that exclusivity is community-observed, create a backup before inviting anyone whose route you want to compare.

Pending confirmation: No official source lists the exact dialogue wording or whether every earlier Kaito response matters. Focus on completing his repairs, returning for follow-up conversations, and choosing the invitation that keeps his story connected to the shop. If another route has already advanced past its invitation, a fresh save may be more reliable than trying to unwind late progress.

Ghost in the Frame route

Player-tested route: Complete Baketsu's story and invite him when the shop-related choice becomes available. Community instructions then advise waiting for the watch event and avoiding another character's invitation first, closely mirroring the reported Ronin structure. That pattern supports the idea of mutually exclusive character outcomes, but the exclusivity has not been confirmed by the developer.

The achievement name is officially visible, yet its underlying trigger remains hidden. Keep Baketsu's repairs current, revisit him after major story beats, and do not skip new dialogue just because no device is waiting on the counter. A dedicated save before the invitation gives you the cleanest way to test this route without losing a preferred main ending.

What the achievements prove—and what they do not

Steam confirms the names Origami, Melancholy, Ronin, Ghost in the Frame, Rock for the ages!, and Globalization. It does not prove that all six are equivalent full endings, nor does it establish a secret or true ending beyond them. The safest interpretation is two final outcomes plus four notable character-route achievements until the game or developer publishes a formal route list.

The most detailed route sequence currently comes from an August 10 community achievement guide. Steam presently marks that guide as removed or incompatible even though its text remains visible, so its instructions are valuable leads rather than permanent official documentation. Where that guide and separate player reports agree, this page calls the route player-tested; where evidence is thin, it remains marked for confirmation.

Best order for seeing more outcomes

Start with the character you care about most, then use the chronological choices guide to place backups before invitations, courier decisions, and the final Hashimoto choice. Finish one character route, view one main ending, then restore the nearest clean save to test the alternative instead of replaying every repair. This order reduces repetition while keeping the customer stories readable in their intended sequence.

This page was checked on August 11, 2026 against official achievement names, official feature descriptions, and current player reports. Patches can change triggers, translations, or save behavior, so follow the words shown in your game when they conflict with a paraphrase here. If a route fails after the listed steps, preserve the save and treat the missing trigger as new evidence rather than repeatedly overwriting your last safe point.