Probably Stolen — is a store management simulator set in the grim cyberpunk world of a space station, where profit depends on your ability to trade goods of dubious origin and find a use for various junk. You play as a former garbage collector who managed to open his own shop thanks to an unexpected loan, but his quiet life quickly comes to an end. Rent is constantly rising, representatives of various gangs are watching the store, and the most profitable deals lie on the border between legal trade and illegality. Download Probably Stolen Torrenting on a PC is available for those who want to build a profitable business in a place where honesty doesn't always bring in money.
Trade under threat
New clients are constantly appearing behind the counter, and it's impossible to predict exactly what they want. Among them could be a security officer gathering evidence against you, a revolutionary seeking to increase his influence, or a ruined rich man trying to profit from your activities. Every transaction requires caution: you can accept the offer, refuse it, report the violation, or pretend you didn't notice. Any decision can affect the attitude of others, as various groups are closely monitoring your activities and drawing their own conclusions about your actions.
Reputation gradually becomes one of the most important tools for survival. The goodwill of certain people can open new opportunities and provide protection, but it can also make you a more visible target for competitors and ill-wishers. You can choose your own trade and turn found junk into useful goods, then reap the profits from their sale. However, different activities are associated with different risks: weapons attract inspections, substances can lead to addiction, selling water requires responsibility, and smuggling can result in raids. The more money a chosen business promises, the more serious the consequences of a possible mistake.
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