The cyberpunk shop management simulation game Deep Space Pawn: Probably Stolen is confirmed to launch on Steam on October 28. The game is coming to PC, and the demo is now available.
Publisher tinyBuild and developer Questing Goose Studio have jointly announced the release date and released a new trailer. Players can learn about the game's management mechanics and world-building through the demo before the official launch.
The setting of Deep Space Pawn: Probably Stolen is a dystopian space station divided by wealth disparity and corruption. Players will run a shop in the station's "Undercity," dealing with suspicious customers, trading goods of questionable origin, and striving to keep their business afloat.
During operations, players can decide what goods to sell in their store while managing relationships between different factions. Crime and corruption define the local environment, and players may need to use firearms to handle dangerous situations when necessary.
The game combines shop management with faction choices and armed survival, with player actions centered around profit and staying alive. Deep Space Pawn: Probably Stolen is currently available as a demo on Steam, with the full release scheduled for October 28.