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A shop simulation with consequences
Probably Stolen puts a former scavenger behind a shop counter on a space station. Questing Goose describes several starting businesses, including gunsmithing, chemistry and water trading. The important choice is which inspection and production systems you want to learn first.
Stock quality matters as much as the sale
Different goods bring different checks: water needs testing, weapons involve permits, and valuable items need appraisal. A cheap acquisition can still be a poor deal once its condition, legal exposure or resale prospects are considered.
Rent creates pressure to keep money moving
The developer describes rent increasing over time. That gives inventory a second cost: money tied up in goods cannot pay an approaching bill. Expanding the shop is more attractive after you understand how reliably the current stock sells.
Who might enjoy it?
Consider it if you like management games where a decision has a trade-off beyond a larger sales total. Its criminal and dystopian themes differ from a straightforward cozy shop game. Steam lists single-player play.
Your first business plan
Our Probably Stolen beginner money guide turns those systems into an inspection and cash-reserve checklist.
Sources and scope
Prepared from the official resources below, checked November 2, 2026. Practical suggestions are editorial analysis, not a hands-on test or a promise of results.
PC edition and requirements
- Developer
- Questing Goose Studio
- Publisher
- tinyBuild
- Listed systems
- Windows
- Steam release date
- October 28, 2026
- Minimum memory
- 8 GB RAM
- Minimum graphics
- GTX 650 Ti equivalent or higher
- Storage
- 1 GB
Requirements are publisher-listed specifications, not PlayPick performance measurements. Check Steam for current prices, regional availability and changes.



