Probably Stolen Platforms and Languages FAQ
As of November 9, 2026, the official listings show Probably Stolen on PC through Steam, with Windows 10 x64 as the minimum operating system. Steam lists eight interface languages. Korean is not currently listed, and the official pages do not currently list native macOS, native Linux, or console editions.
Current Probably Stolen platform
The Steam store is the current purchase page, and tinyBuild's product page lists the platform as PC. The minimum Steam requirement is Windows 10 x64. The store also identifies the game as single-player and includes Steam features such as achievements and cloud support.
That wording describes what is publicly available now. It should not be expanded into a claim that another platform can never be announced. Store listings and publisher pages can change, so platform questions should be checked against the live official pages.
Official interface languages
The current Steam language table lists these eight interface languages:
- English
- German
- Japanese
- Russian
- Simplified Chinese
- French
- Spanish — Spain
- Polish
The official 1.0 feature overview also announced full localization in Simplified Chinese, Russian, Spanish, French, German, Polish, and Japanese in addition to English. This page describes interface localization; it does not claim full voice acting in every listed language.
Is Korean officially supported?
Korean is not listed in the current Steam language table. Therefore the accurate answer is “no official Korean interface is currently listed,” not “Korean will never be supported.”
What about a Korean fan patch?
A community translation may exist or appear later, but it is not the same as official store support. Before installing one, check its author, target game version, installation method, and whether it uses the game's mod system. The site has not audited a Korean patch and does not recommend an unverified download.
How should this page change if Korean is added?
The Steam language table should be checked first, followed by an official patch note or publisher announcement. Only then should the answer change from “not currently listed” to official support.
macOS, Linux, Steam Deck, and Proton
The official store requirements currently specify Windows, and the publisher page lists PC without announcing separate native macOS or Linux builds. That means this guide cannot promise native support for either operating system.
Patch 1.0.0.12 fixed a black-screen issue after Alt-Tab on Linux (Proton) and added a display-restoration option. This is useful evidence that the developer addressed a Proton-specific problem, but it is not an announcement of a native Linux build.
Steam compatibility layers and community controller layouts can change independently of the game's official platform list. Check Steam's current compatibility display on the device before buying specifically for handheld or non-Windows use.
Console versions
The official Steam and tinyBuild pages used for this check do not list PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch versions. No release date for those platforms is established by the evidence on this page.
Avoid treating a player request, wishlist, or developer expression of interest as a confirmed port. A console entry should be added only when an official platform holder, developer, or publisher announces it.
How to verify support before buying
Use this order because it separates current availability from future discussion:
- Check the Steam language table for the exact interface language.
- Check the Steam system requirements for the operating system.
- Check tinyBuild's official product page for the current platform list.
- Read the latest official news for newly announced ports or localization updates.
- Treat community patches and compatibility reports as separate, version-specific information.
This is especially important for searches such as “Korean patch,” where unofficial translation files can rank beside the official store page.
FAQ
Is Probably Stolen on Mac?
No native macOS version is currently listed on the official pages checked for this guide. That is a current-listing answer, not a permanent prediction.
Does Probably Stolen support Korean?
Korean is not currently in Steam's official language table. The site has not audited a community Korean patch.
Does the Proton fix mean native Linux support?
No. The 1.0.0.12 note addresses a Linux (Proton) issue, which refers to running the Windows version through a compatibility layer. It does not announce a native Linux build.