Probably Stolen Cheat Table

Probably Stolen cheat table. Developer by Questing Goose Studio,
Publisher by tinyBuild.
Game Description: A cyberpunk shopkeeping sim on a space station split between rich and poor, where an ex-scavenger with a loan-funded storefront inspects, haggles over and resells goods of doubtful origin. The rent keeps climbing, and the station’s factions notice every sale.

Credits, Rent and Faction Values

Most tables for a shop sim open with the money counter, and in Probably Stolen that means credits. The balance sits on a small display on the shop wall and turns up again as Available Credits inside Wild’s Network, which makes it easy to follow during a scan: sell one item, let the figure change, then search for the new number. Next in line is the rent countdown, the number of days before the landlord collects. After that comes Wild’s Favor, the second figure at the top of the Network screen. Perk points belong on the list as well, since the Starting Perks screen pays for positive perks with points you earn by taking negative ones.

The faction meters call for a lighter touch. Lower Levels, Upper Levels, Security, Black Market and Revolution each get a separate bar, and those bars run down toward a mark that reads Blacklisted. Change one meter at a time, in small steps, and reopen the faction screen after each edit to see where it settled before you move on to the next.

Steam lists Probably Stolen as single-player and shows no account requirement, so an edit only ever touches your own run. Steam Cloud is the catch: it copies saves between PCs and will carry a damaged one along just as faithfully. If what you really want is a gentler economy, look at the difficulty screen before reaching for Cheat Engine. The store screenshots show a Price Gouge cozy mode with a bigger selling markup and slower rent increases, plus an Endless Mode checkbox above the Start Game button.

How to use Probably Stolen Cheat Table?

  1. Install Cheat Engine, taking it from the official site and not from a mirror.
  2. Copy your Probably Stolen save files to a folder that Steam Cloud does not sync, so a clean restore point exists before anything changes.
  3. Start the game and load the run you want to edit, then wait until the shop screen is up so credits, the rent countdown and your stock are live in memory.
  4. Click the computer icon at the top left of Cheat Engine, choose the game’s process, load the table through File > Open File and tick one entry at a time.
  5. Check the result in game, save once the numbers look right and back up the edited save too, so you can roll back in either direction.

Specs, Achievements and Languages

The hardware bar is low: 64-bit Windows 10, an Intel Core i3 or equivalent, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX 650 Ti class card, DirectX 10 and 1 GB of free space, with no extra recommended hardware listed. There are 21 Steam achievements, among them Keys to the Kingdom, Clean Hands and Comfortably Afloat. The store lists eight languages, Polish, Japanese and Simplified Chinese among them, and the game also supports mouse-only play, adjustable text size, play without timed input and Steam Family Sharing.

How to use the Probably Stolen cheat table in Cheat Engine — step by step
How to use the Probably Stolen cheat table in Cheat EngineOpen Cheat Engine, load the .CT table, attach it to the Probably Stolen process, then enable cheats with hotkeys.How to Use the Probably Stolen Cheat Tablewith Cheat EngineCheat Engine 7.5FileTableEditAttached: Probably Stolen.exeGod Mode / Unlimited HPF1Infinite Mana / MPF2One-Hit KillF3Max GoldF4Infinite Skill PointsF5Schematic — options vary per table.1Get Cheat EngineDownload & install the free Cheat Engine, then open it.2Load the .CT tableTable → Open, and pick the downloaded Probably Stolen cheat table file.3Attach to the gameLaunch Probably Stolen, then attach the table to its running process.4Enable & playTick the cheats you want and trigger them with the hotkeys (F1–F12).

Illustrative diagram of the Cheat Engine workflow. Cheat tables are for single-player / offline use only.

Probably Stolen Trainer

Looking for a Probably Stolen trainer? A cheat table does the same job. Load the .CT file in Cheat Engine to enable single-player cheats — god mode, unlimited health, resources and more — exactly like a standalone Probably Stolen trainer. No separate .exe trainer is needed; the Probably Stolen cheat table provides the same options for the PC version. Use it in single-player / offline only.

What the Probably Stolen Cheat Table Includes

Cheat tables for Probably Stolen commonly provide single-player options such as:

  • God Mode / Unlimited HP
  • Infinite Mana / MP
  • One-Hit Kill
  • Max Gold
  • Infinite Skill Points
  • Item & Stat Editor

Exact options depend on the specific table version and are listed inside Cheat Engine once you load the .CT file. Single-player / offline use only.

Probably Stolen Cheat Table — FAQ

Is the Probably Stolen cheat table safe?

Cheat Engine and its tables edit game memory locally and are widely used for single-player games. Antivirus tools may show a false positive because memory-editing resembles what some malware does — this is expected. Only download from sources you trust, and use tables in single-player / offline play.

How do I load a .CT file in Cheat Engine?

Open Cheat Engine, click the folder/open-table icon, select the downloaded .CT file, then attach it to the Probably Stolen process. Tick the cheats you want and use the listed hotkeys in-game.

Does the Probably Stolen cheat table work on the latest version?

Cheat tables target a specific game build, so a big patch can break some options until the table is updated. Check the "Updated" date in the file information, and back up your saves before use.

Will I get banned for using it?

Use cheat tables in single-player / offline only. Do not use them in online or multiplayer modes — that can violate a game’s terms and lead to a ban.

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