Probably Stolen hits 1 million shopkeepers as Questing Goose Studio shares a free-update roadmap

Questing Goose Studio has announced that 1 million shopkeepers have opened up shop in Probably Stolen - Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim, and marked the occasion by sharing an official roadmap for the game’s future. The post went up on Steam on 6 November 2026 (US Pacific time).

The headline for players: every update on the roadmap will be free.

What the roadmap covers

The roadmap looks at the next six months. The studio says development continues after the 1.0 launch, with plenty of free content updates planned for the station.

The roadmap itself is an image in the Steam post, so the details of individual features aren’t spelled out in the text. The studio does give a few notes on how to read it.

A few things to know

• November is about polish. The roadmap skips this month because the team is focused on bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements, working through player feedback and bug reports.
• January and April are bigger than they look. The studio says the roadmap shows only a selection of what’s planned for those updates, not everything in them.
• Smaller patches will land in between. The team points to the many it has already released since launch.
• There’s more beyond six months. Questing Goose Studio says it’s committed to supporting the game long term, and will share more about the rest of 2027 at some point.

Feedback still steers things

The developer says it reads reviews, bug reports and feedback, and that players help decide what gets prioritised next. It’s asking for ideas on what to add, which you can send through the game’s Discord or on Steam.

Probably Stolen is on PC.