The upcoming Probably Stolen scenarios could give returning players a very different reason to open another shop. Questing Goose Studio has revealed more details about three free content updates, introducing alternative professions that will expand the business opportunities available throughout its dystopian space station.
Instead of simply increasing the number of products available, the developer is exploring new ways to obtain resources, manufacture goods and serve customers.
Probably Stolen scenarios will expand business management
Since its Steam debut on October 28, 2026, Probably Stolen – Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim has enjoyed a remarkable commercial reception. Published by tinyBuild, the title managed to sell one million copies during its first week.
Its premise combines crafting, trading and smuggling with the challenge of maintaining relationships with different factions. Meanwhile, players must accumulate enough money to purchase their establishment before rent becomes more expensive.
Following community feedback about the lack of detail in its original roadmap, Questing Goose Studio has now clarified its immediate plans. Each of the next three free updates will introduce a different starting scenario, giving players additional approaches to building their businesses.
From running a food business to trading human organs
Perhaps the most unusual contrast within the updated roadmap comes from two professions currently planned for 2027. The first, expected in late January, will introduce the Organ Dealer scenario. Players will initially purchase organs to complete specific customer orders before developing the ability to grow or print them.
Furthermore, this profession will introduce machinery dedicated to organ trading, alongside opportunities to process blood and remove diseases. Different blood types will influence its commercial value, while black market thugs can be dispatched on expeditions to acquire organs.
April could bring a considerably different experience through the Street Food Vendor scenario. Unlike a conventional retail establishment, this business will accommodate customers who sit down to eat. Players will prepare fresh meals inspired by various cuisines, including Chinese food, as well as beverages and desserts.
Interestingly, the planned expansion of aquaculture and hydroponics will also support this culinary venture. As a result, managing ingredient production could become just as interesting as preparing the dishes themselves.
December will introduce scavenging expeditions
Before either of those professions arrives, Questing Goose Studio intends to release its Junker update around mid-December 2026. This starting scenario will feature an exclusive initial perk and additional items.
However, one of its most significant additions will be the introduction of expeditions. Players will be able to recruit and equip scavengers before sending them out to recover materials. From a management perspective, this creates another way to approach the supply side of a business.
A smaller expansion for the Fence vocation is also planned. Additionally, the studio hopes to expand its gunsmith content with shotgun shells, 25mm grenade ammunition, a tier 3 handmade submachine gun and armor. These particular additions are not yet guaranteed.
When will the new Probably Stolen scenarios arrive?
According to the official announcement published on Steam, the development team is currently targeting three release windows:
- Mid-December 2026: Junker scenario and scavenging expeditions.
- Late January 2027: Organ Dealer scenario and biological production mechanics.
- April 2027: Street Food Vendor scenario and expanded farming systems.
Nevertheless, these dates remain provisional. Although the studio considers its January and April release windows very likely, both scheduling and planned features could change during development.
What makes the upcoming Probably Stolen scenarios particularly interesting is their potential to encourage new playthroughs without abandoning the original premise. Whether you prefer recovering discarded materials, supplying a black market or preparing meals, your next business could look very different from your first.





