Best Offer takes the inventory math out of Probably Stolen

Image credit: Naki & Codex / DrNaki; Probably Stolen game UI and fonts

Working out what to sell can become its own little management problem when a buyer has a limited budget and your inventory is full of things you might want to keep. Best Offer acts as a trading assistant for Probably Stolen, selecting a proposed group of goods based on what the customer accepts and the rules you've set. It can place those items on the trading table, but you still decide whether to complete the sale.

The controls go beyond choosing whatever is most valuable. Players can protect collectibles, keep a certain quantity of an item, exclude entire groups from sale, or insist that particular goods be part of the proposal. At publication, the release had a Simplified Chinese interface and targeted Windows x64, with creator-reported testing on a specific demo build and MelonLoader setup. It was a practical automation tool, though not yet a broadly verified, language-independent trading system.