Probably Stolen released on Steam and set a record for tinyBuild — players praised the cyberpunk illegal shopkeeper simulator
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The game gathered over 500 thousand wishlists prior to its release.
In late October, Questing Goose Studio and tinyBuild released Probably Stolen - Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim on PC via Steam. This is a shopkeeper simulator set on a cyberpunk space station.
The protagonist is a former scavenger who managed to acquire a small shop thanks to an “unexpectedly well-timed, generous loan.” Rent is rising, so it is necessary to make money. Players will have to trade not only ordinary items, but also sell goods of dubious origin:
Suppliers inflate prices, customers play on sympathy, and contraband goods often come with problems that you notice only after the deal. Your profit depends on how skillfully you appraise what you see in front of you. Misjudge an item or a seller — and you will incur losses.
Shortly before release, the developers revealed that the game had amassed more than 500 thousand wishlists. Soon after launch, Probably Stolen's peak concurrent player count exceeded 86 thousand. For publisher tinyBuild, this is an absolute record; the closest competitors are Graveyard Keeper 2 (60 thousand players) and the original Graveyard Keeper (46 thousand).
The page for Probably Stolen - Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim on Steam is available at the following link. Reviews for the game are “Very Positive”, with a 95% rating after the first few hundred reviews.
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