Probably Stolen release date, Steam and Switch availability

The full release is already out

The developer’s launch announcement identifies October 28 as the arrival of version 1.0. If you find an older page saying the game is coming soon, check that page’s date before following it.

The same announcement says Demo saves carry over, but recommends a fresh start to see the added storylines. It also says the Demo was retired and warns that Demo mods may not work with the full game. Keep your old save available while deciding whether to begin a new run; do not assume an old mod is compatible merely because it still appears in a search result.

Windows, Switch and handhelds

The Steam listing’s system requirements specify Windows. That establishes the listed PC platform; it is not evidence of a Nintendo eShop release. A Steam Deck discussion concerns a PC handheld and cannot establish Nintendo Switch availability.

Use Steam to buy; use SteamDB to inspect history

App ID 4348910 identifies this game on both sites. Steam is the official storefront. SteamDB is a separate, unaffiliated database that tracks app metadata, builds and regional price history.

For a price comparison, select the same currency and check the date of the record. A historical low is not a purchase offer, and a build number does not prove that a particular mod works. Follow the official store link for the current offer in your region.

A useful first-run checklist

Before spending time on a long walkthrough, make sure it describes the version you are actually playing.

1. Confirm the app name and ID on Steam, then check your operating system against the current requirements.
2. Record the build shown by your game. Treat Demo and Playtest instructions as historical unless a current source supports them.
3. If you brought over mods, check each author’s update notes before using them with a release save.
4. Use the item database to identify unfamiliar equipment, then read the guide for the specific problem you encounter.

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