Crunchyroll Game Vault Adds Cozy ReStory and More, Now Over 100 Games

Crunchyroll's Game Vault expands with over 100 free games for Mega and Ultimate Fan members, including cozy hit ReStory and upcoming titles like Snufkin and Streets of Rage 4.
Ever feel like your game library is missing that perfect mix of cozy vibes and hard-hitting action? Well, Crunchyroll's Game Vault just got a whole lot bigger, and it's packing something for everyone.
If you're a Mega or Ultimate Fan subscriber, you already know the drill: the Game Vault gives you a curated stash of mobile games with zero ads and zero in-app purchases. Now, it's crossing the 100-game mark with fresh additions like Baki Hanma: Blood Arena and the utterly charming ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs.
ReStory is the kind of game you didn't know you needed. You run a little electronics workshop, restoring old gadgets to their former glory while chill lofi beats play in the background. It's a nostalgic trip through retro gaming hardware and vintage tech, designed to be as relaxing as it is satisfying. Perfect for unwinding after a long day.
But that's not all. On the horizon, the vault is welcoming some seriously cool titles. Little Goody Two Shoes brings stylish psychological horror, Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley offers an elegant adventure, and Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon turns the classic hero's quest into a roguelike puzzle fest. And for beat-'em-up fans, Streets of Rage 4 is still the gold standard.
Recent additions also include the 2D brawler Baki Hanma: Blood Arena, the monster-hunting-cooking hybrid Battle Chef Brigade, and Beyblade X Xone for all you blade-spinners out there. If you haven't explored the vault yet, it's a killer perk for subscribers—dozens of premium games on iOS and Android, no extra cost. Many even support Bluetooth controllers like Xbox, PlayStation, or Backbone One, so you can play the way you like.
With game hardware prices skyrocketing, the Game Vault is a solid deal—most of us already have a smart device in our pockets. The full lineup includes gems like Dungeons of Hinterberg, Pepper Grinder, and Metal Slug Tactics, with more on the way. So, will you be diving into the vault for some cozy ReStory time, or are you more hyped for Streets of Rage 4? Let us know!
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