Reshine Sets Restoration Loop For November 27
Quite OK Games follows Laysara: Summit Kingdom with a sim built on the same instinct as PowerWash Simulator: small, tactile cleaning tasks scaled across a large object list.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Quite OK Games will release the restoration simulator Reshine on November 27 for PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, with a Steam store page listing a November 26 date that the Japanese release shifts by time zone. Players disassemble rusted objects in an attic workshop, strip paint and rust with tools including a sandblaster and electrolytic cleaning, then repaint by airbrush and reassemble. A PC demo is available now.
The loop runs in reverse before it runs forward. Every item starts fully assembled, and the first job is taking it apart, removing screws in the correct order with a guide that shows where they sit. Only then does the cleaning start, with a sandblaster for dirt and electrolytic cleaning for metal parts at adjustable voltage.
Repainting works like a pressure-washer job: airbrush in hand, watch for spots the guide flags as untouched. Reassembly closes the restoration, and the finished object opens a before-and-after comparison and a photo mode. Around the workbench, players can change the view outside the window, the cutting mat, and the workshop cat's fur color.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.