The fastest way to reach us is email: contact@probablystolenhub.site. It goes to a real inbox that we read — there is no ticketing system and no bot on the other end.
We are a small fan project, so replies are not instant. Corrections get handled first, because a wrong page costs readers more than a slow reply costs you.
Found something wrong? Tell us
This is the most useful message you can send. Demo updates and the full release change things quickly, and we would rather hear about it from you than leave a wrong detail in search results.
To make a correction easy to act on, include whatever you have:
- The page URL and the specific line that is wrong.
- What you saw in game or on the store page instead.
- A screenshot or clip if you have one — that lets us verify without replaying the whole run.
- Whether you played the Demo or the full release, and the game version.
Have you confirmed something we have not published?
We only publish details we can verify. If you can confirm a mechanic, value or official redeem code with a screenshot or clip, send it in. We will check it, credit you if you want the credit, and date the page to the version you tested.
What we cannot help with
- Bugs, crashes, save loss or account problems — those belong in the official Steam discussions or the official Discord.
- Refunds and purchase issues — Steam Support handles those, not the developer and certainly not us.
- Requests to publish unverified numbers, leaked codes or fabricated rewards. If it is not confirmed, it does not go on the site.
Suggesting a guide
If there is a question you searched for and could not find an answer to, that is worth sending. Tell us the question as you would type it into a search box — the gaps readers actually hit are more useful to us than our own guesses about what to write next.