Probably Stolen Wiki & Guides

Developer

Questing Goose Studio

Publisher

tinyBuild

Released

2026-10-28

Platform

PC

Price

$19.99

Source: Steam store page for developer, publisher, release date, platform and price. Price is the Steam US list price; on 2026-11-01 Steam showed a 10% launch discount ($17.99).

Latest updates

• Probably Stolen augs: What They Are and How to Spot Them Updated 2026-11-01
• Is there a Probably Stolen demo? Updated 2026-11-01
• Probably Stolen factions and reputation Updated 2026-11-01
• Probably Stolen items and prices Updated 2026-11-01
• Probably Stolen mods and mod support Updated 2026-11-01

Probably Stolen guides by topic

Probably Stolen Wiki Facts at a Glance

Probably Stolen is a cyberpunk shopkeeping simulator set on a dystopian space station. Questing Goose Studio developed the game, and tinyBuild published it. The Steam store page lists the game for PC and gives its release date and current regional price, so check the store listing when you need the exact amount for your region.

Probably Stolen puts shopkeeping at the center of its premise: buy goods, sell goods, and inspect items for counterfeits. That combination gives a new player three clear ideas to keep in mind when browsing Probably Stolen guides: running a shop, handling inventory, and judging what comes across the counter. The basic setting is a struggling space station, which frames those tasks as part of life in a cyberpunk environment. The Steam description links these activities to a shop built around buying and selling goods, so the listed premise gives new players a concise way to understand what the game focuses on. The counterfeiting detail also points to inspection as part of the shopkeeper role, alongside trading.

• The Steam store page lists the October 28, 2026 release date and Windows 10, 64-bit as the minimum operating system requirement.
• The game is available on Steam. The probablystolenwiki.com fan site lists the same October 28, 2026 release date and the $19.99 Steam price shown in the table; regional prices can differ.

Where to Start with Probably Stolen Guides

New players can begin with a starting path that fits the kind of shop they want to run. The Steam store page names six possibilities: gunsmith, chemist, water merchant, fence, farmer, or starting from absolute rock bottom. These options make the opening choice a useful first step for a Probably Stolen guide: decide which listed role sounds appealing, then use the topic links below to explore the systems that match it.

The starting paths offer different ways into the same shopkeeping premise, while the guide topics cover the subjects a new player is likely to encounter. Use Augs to find the dedicated topic, then look at Money, Items, and Pricing for the linked subjects those pages cover. The Demo page explains the demo’s status after the full game launched. The Steam store page is the source for the six named starting options. Since the listed choices include both specific shop roles and absolute rock bottom, a new player can use the role description as a simple first decision. After choosing a path, the five links below lead to focused pages for the named subjects and the demo.

• Augs — open the Probably Stolen guide page for Augs.
• Money — open the Probably Stolen guide page for Money.
• Items — open the Probably Stolen guide page for Items.
• Pricing — open the Probably Stolen guide page for Pricing.
• Demo — open the Probably Stolen guide page for the Demo.

Probably Stolen Guides by Topic

The topic list gives new players a direct route to every guide page whose title includes Probably Stolen. Start with the subject you need now, then return to the list when another shopkeeping question comes up. Each link text names Probably Stolen and the destination topic, making this Probably Stolen wiki easy to scan without guessing what each page covers. The list spans Augs, Money, Items, Pricing, and Demo, so it connects the main starting subjects to dedicated pages. Choosing a topic by name keeps the next step straightforward: open the page that matches the question at hand, then come back here for another subject.

• Probably Stolen Augs guide
• Probably Stolen Money guide
• Probably Stolen Items guide
• Probably Stolen Pricing guide
• Probably Stolen Demo guide

Our take on the Probably Stolen Wiki Starting Point

The clearest starting point for a new player is the game’s shopkeeping loop and the role they want to begin with. Probably Stolen is described as a cyberpunk shopkeeping simulator on a dystopian space station, and its listed starting choices range from specific trades such as gunsmith and chemist to absolute rock bottom. Those facts give the opening decision a practical shape: choose a starting path, then consult the relevant topic page.

The Probably Stolen wiki can help organize the subjects, while the Steam store page remains the place to check platform, system requirements, release details, and price. The site’s guide topics separate Augs, Money, Items, Pricing, and Demo into focused destinations. For a new player, that structure provides a simple route from the game’s premise to the specific topic they want to read next, without adding claims about mechanics beyond the listed shopkeeping activities and starting paths. The Steam description supports that approach by naming buying, selling, and inspecting items for counterfeits as parts of the shopkeeping premise. Starting with the role and then choosing a topic page follows the information available without assuming details about how any listed activity works.

Demo, Price, and Requirements

The demo was retired when the full game launched on October 28, 2026. The probablystolen.app fan site records that change, so the Demo guide is useful for checking the demo’s current status. The game’s launch date is also listed on the Steam store page.

The US list price is $19.99, per the probablystolen.app fan site, which also reports a 10% launch discount through November 11, 2026. Check the Steam store page for the price shown where you shop. The Steam listing may show a regional amount, so the US price and the price displayed for your location need not be the same figure. The store page is the direct place to review the amount associated with your own listing.

The minimum system requirements specify Windows 10, 64-bit. The Steam store page is the cited source for that requirement and the PC platform listing. A player checking whether the game fits their setup can use those stated details as the starting point when reviewing the store’s requirements. The requirement names the operating system and its 64-bit configuration, while the platform listing identifies PC. Those two details provide a basic compatibility check before browsing the remaining game information on Steam.

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