How this guide is put together
This is a player-written reference for Probably Stolen - Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim, published by Questing Goose Studio and tinyBuild on 2026-10-28. It is not affiliated with either company, and it does not host their files: every image on the site is an official store asset downloaded from the game’s own store page and served from this domain.
What is on the site
34 dossiers across 6 sections — starting scenarios, trades, machines, customers, the station’s factions and the economy — plus 3 long-form journal entries and a patch ledger built from the developer’s own announcements. Each dossier states a claim, prints the sentence it came from, and links the page it was read on.
How sourcing works
Every factual line on a dossier carries one or more sources, and the source block prints the original quotation rather than a summary of it. Sources are labelled by tier: tier 1 is the developer or publisher speaking (the store page, an announcement or a patch note), tier 2 is a large structured reference, and tier 3 is player-made material such as a guide video. Where a figure comes from a player rather than from the studio, the page says community-reported and names the channel it came from.
Quotations that come from a spoken source are printed twice: once rewritten as written prose, and once as the caption exactly as it was transcribed, behind a disclosure. That is the point of the pair — you can read the sentence normally and still check whether this guide changed its meaning.
What this guide does not do
It does not guess at numbers. If a mechanic has no published value and no player measurement behind it, the page describes the mechanic and leaves the number out. It also does not treat a game balance patch as settled: a line that was true at build 1.0.0.13 is dated on the page, and the patch ledger is where you look when something behaves differently from what you read here.
There are no trackers on this site and no cookies: images are served from this domain, fonts come from your own system, and nothing is loaded from a third party when a page opens. The privacy note says the same thing in more detail.
Contact
Corrections are welcome, particularly ones that come with a screenshot or a patch note. The quickest route is the game’s own Steam community hub, where a claim can be checked against the build everyone is playing.
