Probably Stolen Patch Notes and Update History

1.0.0.6: Modding security (October 31)

• Changes the modding system to improve security. Some mods may break until their authors update them.
• Adds a "Menu / Back" key binding that does everything Esc does.

If your game misbehaves after this patch, disable your mods first.

1.0.0.5: Hotfix and bell hotkey (October 30)

Useful changes

• New rebindable hotkey for the counter bell, set to B by default. Hold it to dismiss the current customer.
• Water Purifier price cut from 300 to 250.
• The Merchant now keeps visiting every Sunday after you buy the store.
• You can drag any bandage onto a Glass Shard to make a Glass Shiv, and the bandage isn't used up.
• The Scavenger's Token can now be kept in the Dossier.
• The Inventor now stocks the Gene Scanner once Rat Ranching is unlocked.

Display

• The frame rate cap now uses VSync and follows your monitor, which fixes stuttering and tearing. You can turn it off in Options.
• Better fullscreen support on non-16:9 monitors.

Worth knowing

• Opened crate contents are now final. They no longer change when you reload after your luck increases.
• A store with its power cut now stays dark until the next night's power check.
• Water customers now tell you to remove the filter from a Water Pitcher instead of silently refusing it.

1.0.0.2: Water balance (October 28)

This patch makes water a much better early business:

It also reworks the Water Purifier so it's easier to use, and Lou can no longer be shot during her visits.

1.0.0.1: First hotfix (October 28)

• Reporting Lou to Security no longer lowers your Black Market reputation.
• Items in a Smuggler Bay are no longer confiscated in two edge cases: when the bay is in the trash can, or when a Mini Smuggler Bay was kept behind the poster.
• The Merchant now states the discount he actually takes on your difficulty.

1.0: Launch (October 28)

The full release added nine starting scenarios, four difficulty options, the store buyout ending, completed character storylines, Steam Workshop support, vending machines, new starting perks, a UI overhaul and 21 achievements.

What's next

The developers plan regular free updates. They've named Junker, Organ Trader and Street Food Vendor starts, Expeditions, new appraisal items and a main story expansion.