Probably Stolen - Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim

Each day starts behind the counter. Customers bring goods to sell and requests to buy, and you decide whether to approve the deal, haggle it down, refuse it, report it or quietly look away. Haggling squeezes margins, but every bargain has a trade-off, and somebody on the station is always keeping score.

Appraisal is the core skill. Cigarette packs need a visual check before resale, water has to be tested and filtered, rare items need proper valuation so you do not overpay, and weapons need permits and modification work. Get lazy and you eat the loss. Get greedy and you can water down quality, relabel counterfeits as genuine or move discounted stolen stock, gambling that Security will not trace it back to you.

Your starting trade sets the risk profile. Gunsmiths face inspections, chemists deal with addiction fallout, water merchants carry liability, fences invite raids, and farmers work the hydroponics. You can also start from absolute rock bottom. Later you add jobs such as hydroponic farming and organ dealing, run production chains on heavy machinery, unlock licences for the underground market and expand into multiple businesses. Hiding spots and bribes keep contraband away from inspectors, and factions reward loyal suppliers with exclusive deals. It is fully playable with the mouse alone and at your own pace, with no timed inputs.

The station is a vertical slum split by money: the arrogant elite at the top, the desperate at the bottom and a web of factions and corrupt Security officers in between. You used to scavenge for a living until a generous loan and some questionable timing got you a storefront of your own. Now the debt is real and the rent keeps climbing.

There is a darker thread running under the haggling. A sentient AI chip went rogue and took over the people carrying it, and these Augs look like anyone else until the signs start to show. Every faction agrees on how to handle them, and your shop has the gun to do it. Spot the tells correctly and you protect the station. Misread them and you pay the price, which keeps every friendly face at the counter just a little suspicious.

Probably Stolen is out now on Windows PC through Steam. The list price is US$19.99, or RM29.99 in Malaysia, S$18.99 in Singapore, ₱469 in the Philippines, ฿269.99 in Thailand, Rp 149,900 in Indonesia and 190.000₫ in Vietnam, with a 10% discount running as of November 1, 2026. It supports eight languages, including English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, German and French, with no Southeast Asian language yet. Almost any laptop can run it: the minimum is a Core i3, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX 650 Ti-class GPU and 1 GB of storage. It is a single-player game only.