Probably Stolen 1.0.0.5 adds a rebindable bell hotkey and fixes fullscreen stutter

Probably Stolen’s 1.0.0.5 update adds a rebindable hotkey for the counter bell and tackles stuttering and screen tearing, especially on high refresh rate monitors. The developer, Questing Goose Studio, has also tidied up a long list of smaller issues.

New feature

• A new “Call next customer (Bell)” hotkey is bound to B by default and can be rebound. Hold it to dismiss the current customer, just like holding the bell.

Display and performance

• The frame rate cap was a software limiter. It’s now VSync, switched on once for everyone, and you can turn it off again in Options.
• The cap now follows your monitor’s refresh rate (at least 60 FPS) instead of a fixed 60.
• Borderless fullscreen now works on non-16:9 monitors.
• On those monitors, the resolution dropdown shows your native resolution while a fullscreen mode is selected.
• Alt-Tabbing out of fullscreen no longer sometimes brings the game back as a small, zoomed-out window with a misaligned interface.

Gameplay changes

• Water Purifier price is down from 300 to 250, which the developer says was missed in the last patch.
• Any bandage can be dragged onto a Glass Shard to make a Glass Shiv, and the bandage isn’t used up.
• The Merchant keeps visiting every Sunday after you buy the store.
• The Inventor also stocks the Gene Scanner once Rat Ranching is unlocked.
• The Scavenger’s Token can be kept in the Dossier.
• Auto-rotate while sorting is now off by default for new players.
• Scanners truncate liquid volumes to the hundredth, so a reading never claims more than the container holds.

Bug fixes

• Using a selected tool on an item no longer also activates the target when “Single click to activate item” is on.
• The evaporator no longer leaves 1 µl of water in a mixed alcohol batch, and dry-input recipes ignore trace moisture.
• A store with its power cut no longer lights up again after an afterhour trip or cancelling the destination screen.
• Opened loot crates keep their contents once revealed, instead of restocking after a save load.
• The cassette player no longer plays over the game over music.
• Water customers now tell you to remove the filter if you offer a Water Pitcher with the filter still inside.

Localisation fixes

• Russian: several UI display issues fixed.
• Spanish: suppliers answering after the first call, plus tooltip and label fixes.
• Spanish and German: cassette player volume buttons work, and the volume is kept after a restart.
• Spanish and Polish: raw gender tokens no longer show in some labels.
• Japanese: the warning for dragging a module onto a running machine is fixed.

Read the full patch notes