The Probably Stolen wiki at GameWikiStation is an unofficial fan resource whose creator describes coverage of items, recipes, machines, trading, water purification, farming, and winemaking. It is independent of the developers and publisher, and its creator describes it as a work in progress. Some entries draw on game files and may reveal spoilers or information unavailable during normal play, so check version differences before relying on a detailed entry.
Where to find Probably Stolen wiki information
The GameWikiStation project's creator shared the resource through Steam Community as a way to gather item references and explanations of production processes in one place. That description makes it a relevant starting point when your question concerns a recipe, machine, or activity covered by the project. It describes the intended scope of the wiki, however, rather than independently confirming the accuracy or completeness of every individual guide.
Another resource is Probably Stolen Wiki, which also identifies itself as an independent fan project. It expressly disclaims affiliation with, endorsement by, or sponsorship from Questing Goose Studio or tinyBuild. When reporting a mismatch to the GameWikiStation creator, include your game version, as the creator specifically requests that context to help investigate incorrect or missing information.
The game and your shopkeeping objective
Probably Stolen - Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim was developed by Questing Goose Studio, published by tinyBuild, and released on October 28, 2026. Its setting is a dystopian space station where crafting, trading, smuggling, and faction loyalties shape the business you operate. You play a former scavenger who secured a storefront through a loan, with the station's divisions of wealth and corruption forming the backdrop to your new livelihood.
Your stated objective is to earn enough money to buy out the shop before rising rent forces your hand. Keeping rent paid opens the way to expanding your operation, running multiple businesses, and unlocking further merchandise and production opportunities. Expansion remains tied to financial pressure: rent continues to rise, while confiscated stock or a bad deal can put your next payment in jeopardy.
Starting choices and the risks of each trade
The Steam description names gunsmith, chemist, water merchant, fence, farmer, and starting from absolute rock bottom among the opening choices. These named options give you useful terms to look for when consulting a wiki about a particular business. The wording does not establish an exhaustive count of release scenarios, so it should not be read as a complete scenario catalogue.
The product lines also bring different complications: weapons attract inspections, chemicals bring addiction, water brings liability, and contraband brings raids. Some trades require heavy machinery and permits, while the description connects better margins with worse consequences when something goes wrong. A useful reference for a trade therefore needs to address its obligations and exposure as well as the goods it lets you sell.
Product handling, recipes, and production
Cigarette packs require visual inspection before resale, while water must be tested and filtered. Weapons require permits and modifications, giving that product line requirements distinct from checking cigarette packs or treating water. For chemical production, the store description says profitable products depend on closely guarded recipes, without providing the recipes themselves.
Machines and production chains are part of crafting valuable artifacts, making production information another relevant area to consult alongside individual item entries. The GameWikiStation creator lists machines and recipes among the wiki's subjects and also names water purification, farming, and winemaking. Treat that coverage statement as a way to identify relevant topics to investigate, while remembering the creator's warning that game-file information can vary between versions.
Trading, appraisal, and questionable merchandise
Rare items need appraisal to avoid paying more than they are worth, and suppliers may exaggerate the value of their merchandise. Customers can push their luck too, while problems with contraband may only become apparent after a transaction is complete. The financial consequence belongs to you when you misjudge either an item or its seller, making assessment part of the trading loop.
The listed features include attracting suitable customers to balance supply and demand, and haggling over deals that carry trade-offs. You can also reduce product quality, present counterfeit merchandise as genuine, or fence discounted stolen goods while risking Security intervention or mob justice. Inventory can be managed and expanded, and the game allows hiding stolen goods and contraband from authorities or bribing your way out if caught.
Customers, factions, and Augs
A customer may be security seeking evidence, a revolutionary seeking leverage, or a fallen elite testing whether you can be useful. The store description presents approving a sale, refusing it, reporting it, and looking away as possible responses to these encounters. Reputation can bring access and protection while also making you a target, so social standing carries both benefits and exposure.
Advanced licenses unlock access to the underground market, and connections with the right factions can provide exclusive deals. The setting also includes Augs affected by a sentient AI chip that went rogue, with hosts who can initially appear ordinary. The description warns that both overlooking signs and misreading them have consequences, but it does not supply identification criteria that would justify a definitive recognition checklist.
Languages, accessibility, and Steam features
Steam lists single-player support alongside Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing for Probably Stolen. Interface and subtitle support is listed for English, German, Japanese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, French, Spanish from Spain, and Polish, with no full-audio support marked in that table. Steam Deck compatibility is listed as Playable, which should not be presented as a Verified rating or as a guarantee about unspecified compatibility details.
The accessibility listing includes adjustable text size, custom volume controls, and stereo sound, alongside options related to how you play. It also lists a mouse-only option, play without quick time events, and play at your own pace. For content expectations, the developer's mature-content description identifies depictions of drug and alcohol abuse, racketeering, bribery, and trading illegal items within the science-fiction setting.
PC requirements to check before playing
Steam's minimum requirements specify a 64-bit processor and operating system, Windows 10 x64, an Intel Core i3 or equivalent, and 8 GB of RAM. The graphics requirement is a GTX 650ti equivalent or higher, alongside DirectX 10 and 1 GB of available storage. The recommended section only specifies a 64-bit processor and operating system, so it does not establish a more detailed recommended hardware configuration.