Probably Stolen FAQ
Probably Stolen is a single-player cyberpunk shopkeeper sim by Questing Goose Studio and tinyBuild, released on Steam on 28 October 2026. This page answers the most common questions with links to detailed guides. Store facts come from the Steam page and the developer’s announcements, and are valid at the time of writing.
Is Probably Stolen out, and what does it cost?
Yes, since 28 October 2026. The price is $17.99 at the time of writing, down from $19.99 during a 10% launch discount. See release date and price.
Where can I play it?
On Windows PC through Steam. Steam Deck is rated “Playable” by Valve. There is no official Mac, Linux, console, Android or iOS version. See platforms.
Is there a demo?
It was retired at launch. Demo saves are compatible with 1.0, but the developer recommends a fresh start. See demo vs full version.
Is it multiplayer?
No. Steam lists it as single-player, with Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing.
Does it have mods?
Yes, official Steam Workshop support and a local Mods folder, with an approval system for risky access. See mods.
Which languages are supported?
English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Polish, Russian and Simplified Chinese. See languages.
Is Probably Stolen worth buying? What are the reviews?
On 30 October 2026 the developer reported 96% positive reviews (“Overwhelmingly Positive”) from nearly 3,000 Steam reviews and more than 500,000 copies sold. These numbers change over time; check the Steam page. Our Steam snapshot had no Metacritic score.
Is it the same as “Cyberpunk Pawnshop Simulator”?
Yes. That was the subtitle in the August 2026 announcement. The current Steam name is “Probably Stolen - Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim”.
How long does the game take or how do I win?
You aim to earn enough to buy out your shop, and there are 14 endings. We have no official playtime figure. Start with the beginner guide and buying the store; the endings page contains spoilers.
Can I get a Steam key, crack or free download?
This wiki does not link to cracked copies, repacks or unofficial downloads. The legitimate way is the Steam store page. Unofficial files can carry malware, and the in-game mod warning is a reminder to run only code you trust. The developer has not announced a free version or a giveaway.
Where do I report bugs?
The developer’s announcements ask players to report bugs and point to the developer’s Discord. For patch news see patch notes.