Probably Stolen 1.0: keep your demo save or start fresh?
Quick answer
The developer says demo saves carry over, but recommends starting fresh to see newly added storylines. Demo mods may fail in the full game. Preserve your original save before comparing the two choices.
The October 28 launch notice confirms save carryover. A fresh start is the developer’s recommendation for experiencing newly added storylines; it is not a warning that demo saves are corrupt. The demo is retired and its mods may not work in 1.0.
Choice
Reason to choose it
What remains untested
Continue a backed-up demo save
Keep your existing progress.
Exactly which progress and story introductions carry over.
Back up the demo save before opening it in the full game. Use separate copies or slots where available, and record your game version and demo mods. If a mod fails, check the author’s 1.0 compatibility information before using it with your retained save.
Update 1.0.0.6 on October 31 changed the modding system for security, and the developer warns that some mods may break until their authors update them. Check each mod’s update after that patch.
Keep the untouched original and a list of demo mods.
Open a copy in 1.0 and note your money, inventory, progress and active story objectives.
Compare with a separate fresh start to see the introductions.
If something is missing, report the exact version and mod setup; do not assume corruption.
Sources · 2Official · checked 2 Nov 2026 · Research checked 2 Nov 2026
Probably Stolen is OUT NOW! ↗Demo-save carryover, recommended fresh start for new storylines, retired demo and demo-mod warning. No migration test.Official ·
Modding Security Update - 1.0.0.6 ↗Security changes to the modding system; the developer warns some mods may break until their authors update them. Adds a second Menu / Back key. Official notes; not retested by Kingy.Official ·
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