What is this website?
Probably Stolen Wiki is an unofficial fan site for Probably Stolen, offering versioned guides, item prices, and shopkeeping notes before trades.
Articles note the checked game version and gather item reference prices, shop mechanics, and task guides so players can verify rules before trading, appraisal, or production. It does not replace the game itself or the Steam store page.
Core features
- Item catalogue and base reference prices checked against full release 1.0
- Step-by-step guides for water purification, chemistry, and aquaculture workflows
- Notes on customer identity checks, faction dealings, and contraband concerns
- Multilingual reading and on-site search to locate guides by topic
- Ask AI answers that link back to the published guide sources
Common use cases
- New shopkeepers unsure about day-one buying and rent pressure start with beginner and budget guides
- When an unfamiliar good appears at the counter, players open the item table to check name, category, and reference price before bidding
- Before chemistry, brewing, or water treatment, readers follow equipment and recipe steps to reduce trial and error
- When Demo, Playtest, and 1.0 differ, readers follow each article’s stated version scope
Who is it for?
- Single-player users of Probably Stolen who need prices and procedures
- Intermediate players who want structured notes on appraisal, factions, and inventory
- Players who prefer Chinese, Japanese, or other supported languages for the same mechanics
- Poor fit: people who only want to buy or download the game and do not need guides (use Steam instead)
- Poor fit: readers who treat reference prices as fixed deals and skip trade-condition checks
How does it compare with similar tools?
Judge fit by whether sources mark the game version, whether both price tables and mechanic guides are covered, and whether answers link back to readable originals. It is fan-maintained shopkeeping reference material, not an official patch channel or a live economy feed.
FAQ
Q: Is Probably Stolen Wiki an official site?
A: No. The About page says fans maintain it; the game is developed by Questing Goose Studio and published by tinyBuild.
Q: Why do item-table prices differ from shop offers?
A: The FAQ states the table lists base values from game files; condition, container contents, and haggling change the final offer.
Q: Do I need to pay to read the guides?
A: The site presents publicly readable guides and wiki pages; no separate paid subscription tier was found.
