THE CRUNCH

A cyberpunk shopkeeping simulator called Probably Stolen launches for PC via Steam on October 28, publisher tinyBuild and developer Questing Goose Studio announced. A demo is available now. The game tasks players with running a shop on a dystopian space station, buying and selling questionable goods while navigating faction loyalties and dodging rogue AI-augmented individuals. Players must balance profit margins with

the risk of raids and inspections. The title emphasises survival through commerce, with players choosing trades like gunsmithing or chemist work and deciding whether to approve, refuse, or report suspicious customers. Rent increases over time, forcing players to take risks to stay in business.

The game features a gritty aesthetic and a focus on moral ambiguity, where players can cut product quality for extra cash but risk mob justice. The developers describe the setting as a space station split by wealth and corruption, with the Lower Levels serving as the primary location for the illicit trade.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

The demo will likely attract players to the title ahead of the full launch, potentially influencing early reviews and community feedback.