About ProbablyStolen.gg
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What this site is
ProbablyStolen.gg is an independent, unofficial guide site for newly released games, starting with Probably Stolen. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by the game’s developer or publisher. The guides are written in English for players who want a straight answer to a specific question — how appraisal works, what to check before you pay — without scrolling through a wall of text first.
How guides are written and checked
Every guide opens with a short, direct answer, then explains the mechanic behind it with tables and checklists you can follow while you play. Each page shows two things at the top: the date it was last updated and the game version it was written against.
We don’t publish in-game numbers from memory, from guesswork or copied from other sites. A value is added to a page once it has been checked in the live game, and the version line records which build that was. When a patch changes how a mechanic works, the affected pages are re-checked and their version line is updated — so an old version number is a clear signal that a page may predate a change.
Corrections
If something on a page doesn’t match what you see in-game, please tell us through the contact page and include your game version. Corrections take priority over new pages, because a wrong number in a guide costs players real in-game money.
Why Probably Stolen
Probably Stolen reached its full release on Steam on 28 October 2026. Its appraisal system — condition, seals and certificates, relabelled fakes — is exactly the kind of mechanic where a clear checklist saves you from expensive mistakes. New games also have the fewest reliable guides in their first weeks, which is when players need them most.
Who runs this site
Written and maintained by the site owner. Corrections and questions reach the owner directly at contact@probablystolen.gg.