Probably Stolen, a shop simulator on a cyberpunk space station, was released on Steam on October 28 and immediately set a record for publisher tinyBuild.An hour and a half after the release, the peak online reached 86,099 people.The previous leaders were Graveyard Keeper 2 with 60 thousand concurrent players and the first Graveyard Keeper with 46 thousand.

Sales and reviews
According to developers from Questing Goose Studio, 200 thousand people bought the game in the first hours.It rose to second place in Steam's global top sales, and 95 percent of nearly 500 reviews were positive.Success was expected: before release, the game was added to wishlists more than 500 thousand times, and its demo version became the most popular at the October Steam demo festival and the best in the history of tinyBuild, with almost 40 thousand players at the same time.
What are the players doing?
The story takes place on a space station riven by wealth and corruption.The main character, a former garbage man, got a shop thanks to a suspiciously generous loan and now pays ever-increasing rent.You can start as a gunsmith, a chemist, a water dealer, a dealer in stolen goods, a farmer, or even from scratch, and later open up much darker occupations like organ trafficking.Each direction has its own risks: weapons attract inspections, chemicals cause addiction, smuggling leads to raids.
Every deal here is a bet.The buyer may be a security agent, a revolutionary, or a disgraced aristocrat, and the player decides whether to approve the deal, deny it, snitch, or turn a blind eye.A separate storyline involves cyborgs controlled by an out-of-control AI chip.
Price in Russia
On Russian Steam the game is sold for 449 ₽ with a 10 percent discount instead of 499 ₽.There is Russian language in the game.





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