Probably Stolen Roadmap: New Scenarios and Updates
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Probably Stolen will keep growing through free updates: the developers have announced three new starting scenarios (Junker, Organ Trader and Street Food Vendor), Expeditions with recruited characters, new items to appraise, and an expanded main story that changes the ending. No dates yet. Here's everything we know about the game's future — and where it comes from.
What's been announced
| Feature | What we know |
|---|---|
| Junker scenario | a new start, no details yet |
| Organ Trader scenario | a new start — trading organs |
| Street Food Vendor scenario | a new start — street food |
| Expeditions | recruit people and send them out on runs |
| New appraisal items | more rare things to inspect |
| Story expansion | will affect the station and how your story ends |
| Price | content updates are meant to be free |
Everything above comes from the developers' launch announcement on Steam from 28 October 2026. No release dates have been given.
New scenarios
The game currently has nine starting scenarios, from Apprentice to Rock Bottom (see our guide to the starting scenarios). Three more are planned:
- Junker — going by the name, scrap and parts. The developers haven't described it in detail yet.
- Organ Trader — trading organs. "Organ dealer" is already mentioned on the Steam page as one of the jobs, so it fits the game's dark tone.
- Street Food Vendor — street food. Food is already one of the most traded goods in the game.
Expeditions
Right now, after closing the shop you can head out yourself — for example to scavenge at the Dumping Grounds. The announced Expeditions will let you recruit people and send them out on runs — most likely a way to bring in goods without risking your own health. The exact mechanics haven't been revealed.
Story and ending expansion
In version 1.0 there's one main ending: you buy the shop from your landlord and get a summary of your run. The developers plan to expand the main storyline in a way that affects both the station and how your story ends.
What we've already got since launch
Several patches have landed since 28 October: bug fixes, cheaper water machines, a bell hotkey and ultrawide support. See our Probably Stolen patch notes for details.
After the playtest, players also asked for more store customisation. The developers said they'd "definitely heard" those requests — not an announcement yet, but a good sign.
Sources
- the "Probably Stolen is OUT NOW!" launch announcement on the game's Steam page (28 Oct 2026),
- the "Playtest Ledger" playtest recap (9 Sep 2026),
- patch notes for 1.0.0.1–1.0.0.6.
We'll update this article as soon as the developers share dates.
Play it now
You don't need to wait for updates — Probably Stolen already has plenty of content. If you want to play for less than the Steam price, check out Probably Stolen on a shared Steam account for offline play. Our beginner's guide will help you get started.
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