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Probably Stolen Launches on Steam With Nine Scenarios and Four Difficulty Levels

tinyBuild has released Probably Stolen - Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim, a pawn shop management sim from Questing Goose Studio, on Steam.

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Why it matters

The launch arrives with nine scenarios and four difficulty levels already in place and a stated free-update plan, which sets the scope of what buyers get on day one versus what the studio intends to add later.

Probably Stolen Launches on Steam With Nine Scenarios and Four Difficulty Levels

Key Facts

  • tinyBuild released Probably Stolen - Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim on Steam.
  • Questing Goose Studio developed the pawn shop management sim.
  • The release includes nine scenarios and four difficulty levels.
  • The game is 10 percent off until November 12.
  • Demo save data can be carried over, though starting from the beginning is recommended.

Players run a shop in the lower levels of a wealth-divided space station, appraising goods, negotiating prices, and hiding smuggled stock from authorities. The release adds nine scenarios, four difficulty levels, and complete NPC stories, with free content updates planned.

The game supports Japanese and is 10 percent off until November 12. Save data from the demo can be carried over, though starting fresh is recommended so players do not miss newly added story.

Customers include police officers gathering evidence, revolutionaries hunting a trump card, fallen elites, and humans taken over by a runaway AI. Deals can be accepted, refused, or reported, and each choice shifts reputation. Appraising matters: goods may need cigarettes inspected, water filtered, weapons modified, or permits forged. Planned free updates name organ trafficker and street food vendor scenarios, new appraisal items, and main story expansions.

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