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ReStory License Guide — What to Unlock First

Plan ReStory licenses around the devices and profitable jobs they unlock, while keeping exact requirements marked for current-build verification.

Updated 2026-08-09Tested: release build — license table needs playtestneeds-retest

Quick answer

Treat licenses in ReStory as access to new work, not collectibles you must buy immediately. Before unlocking one, identify which device or order group it opens, confirm you already own the tools needed to complete that work, and compare the license cost with realistic job profit. That approach keeps progression connected to the device database and prevents a costly situation where a license opens jobs your workbench still cannot finish. Exact license names, prices and device requirements are version-sensitive and should come from a current-build playthrough before this page presents a full table. Until then, use this page as a decision framework and follow verified device pages for the requirements that have actually been reproduced.

License → device → tool chain

A useful license recommendation should identify all three parts, not just rank the license in isolation.

Verify the unlock table

Do not publish missing requirements as zero or guess them from community comments.

FAQ

Which ReStory license should I buy first?

Choose the license that opens work you can actually complete and profit from with your current tools; exact unlock tables need current-build verification.

Sources & evidence

Official / primary

Community evidence

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