Probably Stolen: Is It on Mac? Answered

No. Probably Stolen has no Mac version: its Steam page lists Windows only, with no macOS requirements, and neither developer Questing Goose Studio nor publisher tinyBuild has announced one. You can still play it on a Mac by streaming it through NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW, which named it among its new games on November 5, or by streaming it from a Windows PC with Steam Remote Play.

Below we cover exactly what Steam lists, what the developers have said about future platforms, and each way to play on a Mac, with what it costs and what you need.

What Steam Lists for Probably Stolen

The game launched on October 28, 2026 for $19.99, on Steam only. Its store page sets these platform details:

The Windows minimum is modest: an Intel Core i3 or equivalent, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX 650 Ti class graphics card, DirectX 10 and 1 GB of storage. That matters for the options below, because a cloud service or an older Windows PC can run it comfortably.

The Steam page also lists Steam Cloud saves, so a shop you start on one machine follows you to another, including a cloud streaming service that runs the Steam version.

Has a Mac Version Been Announced?

Not yet. Questing Goose Studio’s Steam posts since launch have covered hotfixes, cumulative updates and player milestones, and its first roadmap on November 6 lays out free content updates (the Junker Update in December, then major updates in January and April 2027) without naming any new platform. Our roadmap story has the full plan.

Publisher tinyBuild’s games page lists Probably Stolen under PC alone. The same goes for consoles: there is no Xbox, PS5 or Switch version either, as our guide to whether Probably Stolen is on Xbox, PS5 or Switch explains.

Way 1: Stream It With GeForce NOW

This is the simplest route for most Mac owners. NVIDIA’s November 5 GeForce NOW post lists “Probably Stolen – Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim (Steam)” among the games joining its library that week.

1. Buy Probably Stolen on Steam. NVIDIA’s FAQ says you need to own or purchase a game from a supported store before playing it on GeForce NOW.
2. Install the GeForce NOW app for macOS, or open it in Safari or Chrome.
3. Search for Probably Stolen, add it to your GeForce NOW library and sign in to Steam when asked.

NVIDIA’s system requirements for the Mac app are macOS 10.15 or later on any Mac from 2009 onward, and at least 15 Mbps of internet for HD streaming at up to 60 FPS. GeForce NOW has Free, Performance and Ultimate plans, and NVIDIA’s paid plans come with a monthly playtime limit, so check the plan details before you subscribe. Search for the game in the app before you sign up for anything, to confirm it is available in your region.

Way 2: Stream It From a Windows PC With Steam Remote Play

If you already have a Windows PC, even an older one that meets the modest minimum above, Valve’s Steam Remote Play can stream the game from it to your Mac.

1. Install Probably Stolen on the Windows PC through Steam, signed in to your account.
2. Install Steam Link on your Mac. Valve lists macOS among the platforms Steam Link runs on, and pitches Remote Play as a way to reach games on “natively-unsupported operating systems.”
3. Connect Steam Link to the PC running Steam and launch the game.

Steam lists a Mouse Only Option for Probably Stolen, which tells you how it is meant to be played, so keep a mouse handy on the Mac rather than relying on a trackpad.

Way 3: Run Windows on an Intel Mac With Boot Camp

Older Intel Macs can install Windows 10 with Apple’s Boot Camp Assistant and run the Windows version of Steam directly. Apple lists the supported models: MacBook from 2015 to 2017, MacBook Air and MacBook Pro from 2012 to 2020 (not the M1 models), Mac mini from 2012 to 2018, iMac from 2012 to 2020, iMac Pro, and Mac Pro from 2013 to 2019. You need at least 64 GB of free storage, and 128 GB is better.

Boot Camp does not work on Apple silicon Macs (M1 and later), so for those, use one of the streaming options above.

What About CrossOver, Parallels and Similar Tools?

Compatibility layers and virtual machines can run many Windows games on Apple silicon Macs, but they are unofficial for Probably Stolen: neither the developer nor the publisher lists support for them, and we have not confirmed how the game behaves in any of them. If you try one, buy the game on Steam and test it right away, because Valve’s refund rules give you a narrow window. Our guide to refunding games on Steam covers the details.

Which Option Should You Pick?

• No Windows PC, any Mac: GeForce NOW.
• A Windows PC at home: Steam Remote Play, which costs nothing extra.
• An Intel Mac and storage to spare: Boot Camp, for the most direct way to run it.
• A handheld instead: Probably Stolen is rated Playable on Steam Deck, and our Steam Deck guide covers the controls to set up.

Once you are in, our best start guide covers your first days in the shop, and our Probably Stolen hub has every guide for the game.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Probably Stolen on Mac? No. The Steam page lists Windows only, and Questing Goose Studio and tinyBuild have not announced a macOS version.

Can I play Probably Stolen on a MacBook? Yes, by streaming it. NVIDIA listed the Steam version among the games joining GeForce NOW the week of November 5, and Steam Remote Play can stream it from a Windows PC to the Steam Link app on your Mac.

Will Probably Stolen come to Mac later? Nothing is announced. The November roadmap covers free content updates through April 2027 and does not mention new platforms.

Do I need to buy Probably Stolen to play it on GeForce NOW? Yes. NVIDIA says you need to own the game on a supported store, in this case Steam, before you can play it on GeForce NOW.

Will my save carry over between a Mac and a PC? The Steam page lists Steam Cloud support, so saves sync between machines that run the Steam version, including a cloud service that runs it.

Does Probably Stolen run on Apple silicon Macs? Not natively. On an M1 or later Mac, stream it with GeForce NOW or Steam Remote Play. Boot Camp only works on Intel Macs.