Antique Restore: Cozy Shop

A cozy antique restoration game: clean, repair, paint and polish broken treasures, then sell them in your own seaside antique shop. Satisfying to play, relaxing to come back to, and it plays offline. Uncle Orrin has left you his little shop in the village of Pebblewick, along with a sleepy barn owl called Biscuit and a puzzle. Every morning a parcel of battered antiques arrives in the mailbox. Who is sending them, and why did Orrin leave? FOUR SATISFYING RESTORATION STEPS • Clean: scrub away dust, cobwebs and sticky grime with soft scrubbing sounds and haptics. • Repair: fit the broken shards back together in a calm jigsaw-style puzzle. • Paint: brush each piece back to its true colour. • Polish: buff brass and wood to a gleaming shine. Your skill decides the quality, never luck. 74 KINDS OF VINTAGE ANTIQUES Vintage furniture, clocks, lamps, music boxes, pottery, lacquer cabinets, kintsugi tea bowls and more. Each piece has an era, a maker and a story, plus variants with different finishes and maker's marks. Fill the Collector's Codex, complete era sets and stock the village museum. RUN YOUR COZY SHOP • Sell at the counter, fill orders for named neighbours, or display pieces so walk-in customers buy them even while you are away. • Arrange and decorate the shop, workshop, attic and courtyard. • Upgrade your tools and open extra workbenches that repair pieces for you. • Take odd jobs from the village board and collect daily gifts from two login calendars. A missed day never resets them. A COZY MYSTERY Follow tiny owl marks hidden on Orrin's pieces through 12 warm, funny chapters with an original cast of villagers. A second story continues across the regional shops. SIX REGIONAL ANTIQUE SHOPS Sail to antique shops in Cairo, Suzhou, Kyoto, Istanbul, Jaipur and Oaxaca, run by Orrin's old friends. Each region adds its own craft to the restoration minigames, such as mother-of-pearl inlay, layered lacquer, golden kintsugi seams or block-print stamping. All characters are original; regional crafts and motifs are researched and treated with respect. RELAXING, NEVER PRESSURED • No timers to beat, no lose state, nothing breaks while you're away. • Restoration steps use lamp oil, which refills for free while you rest. Selling, orders, workbenches and the story never use oil. • Play offline. No account or login needed. • Short sessions that fit a coffee break. FREE TO PLAY, FAIR TO PLAY The whole story, every region and every gameplay feature can be reached without paying. • Optional in-app purchases: coin packs, lamp-oil flasks, a bigger workshop lamp, a pair of pocket-watch pauses for the daily-gift streak, the Workshop Starter, an extra workbench, the Master Toolkit, Remove Ads and the Collector's Pass. Each purchase lists exactly what it gives; there are no random rewards. • Ads: rewarded videos are always optional. From your second day of play you may also see a small banner at the bottom of menu screens, small ad cards in some lists and short full-screen ads at natural breaks (after a sale or when you come back to the game), never during a restoration, a story scene or a purchase. Remove Ads or the Collector's Pass turns all of these off. COLLECTOR'S PASS (OPTIONAL SUBSCRIPTION) Monthly auto-renewing subscription: 300 coins each day, an extra morning parcel, an extra flea market slot, a second builder so two builds run at once, a bigger workshop lamp (75 oil instead of 55) that refills in 6 hours instead of 8, no banners, ad cards or full-screen ads, and one exclusive decor piece per month that you keep forever. New subscribers get a 3-day free trial. Your local price is shown before you confirm. It renews automatically until you cancel in Google Play > Payments & subscriptions. Everything you earned stays yours when it ends. Privacy Policy: https://antiquerestore.minhhoa.uk/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://antiquerestore.minhhoa.uk/terms Biscuit rates your first restoration "seven out of ten". Can you make it ten?

Welcome to Pebblewick! First release: 74 kinds of antiques, four restoration minigames, a 12-chapter mystery, six regional shops, a collector's codex and daily gifts.