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Steal a PC is a Roblox game where you sneak into other players' bases to steal PC parts and GPUs, build your ultimate gaming setup, unlock rare components, and defend your rig from raiders.

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Everything you need to dominate Steal a PC — codes, tier lists, base defense, pets, and stealing strategies

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Steal a PC: How to Steal Step-by-Step Guide & Tips

Learn how to steal in Steal a PC: targeting, timing, escape routes, and advanced tactics to grab PCs without getting caught.

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Steal a PC Best Base Layout: Top Defense Designs Ranked

Steal a PC best base layout guide: corner setups, maze funnels, vault cores, and decoy desks ranked by budget to protect your PCs from raiders.

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Steal a PC Best Strategies: Steal, Escape & Farm Tips

Master the best Steal a PC strategies: target selection, stealing routes, escape tactics, and income scaling for every stage of the game.

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Steal a PC How to Escape Faster: Escape Routes & Speed Tips

Learn how to escape faster in Steal a PC: route planning, speed upgrades, pet buffs, and counter-trap tactics for clean getaways with stolen rigs.

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Steal a PC How to Join a Private Server: Setup Guide

Learn how to join or create a private server in Steal a PC on Roblox, including free options, friend-only setups, and safety tips.

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Steal a PC Secret Places: Hidden Loot Spots & Stealing Tips

Find every secret place in Steal a PC. Learn hidden PC spawn spots, high-value loot locations, escape routes, and pro stealing tactics.

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Steal a PC Upcoming Update: What to Expect & Prep Guide

Everything known about the next Steal a PC update: expected content, code drops, patch prep tips, and how to stay ready for new features.

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Steal a PC Beginner Guide: First Hour Walkthrough & Tips

Steal a PC beginner guide: learn controls, steal your first PC, sell for cash, and pick the best early upgrades in this step-by-step walkthrough.

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How to Get Rich in Steal a PC: Best Money Farming Guide

Learn how to get rich in Steal a PC with the best farming loop, tier-targeting, pet multipliers, and smart upgrade order. Build cash fast.

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Steal a PC How to Make Money Fast: Best Farming Methods

Learn how to make money fast in Steal a PC: best stealing routes, tier targets, pet multipliers, code rewards, and smart upgrade priorities.

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Steal a PC New Zones: Unlock Guide, Payouts & Tips

Learn how Steal a PC new zones work: unlock requirements, higher-tier PC payouts, backpack upgrades, and farming tips for every new area.

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AFK Method: Passive Cash Farming Setup Guide

Learn the Steal a PC AFK method: best base setups, pet combos, boost timing, and auto-collect passes for passive cash farming in Roblox Steal a PC.

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Free Rewards

Steal a PC Codes

Redeem the newest codes for free cash, gems, and boosts. Codes expire quickly, so check back regularly for updates.

Codes are the fastest way to get free cash and gems in Steal a PC. Redeeming them only takes a few seconds: open the game, click the Codes button on the side of the screen, type or paste a code exactly as shown, and press Redeem. Rewards are added to your balance instantly. Developers usually release new codes around updates and milestones, so bookmark this page — we remove expired codes as soon as they stop working.

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Free Cash

Open the game, tap the Codes button, enter the code, and press Redeem.

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Free Gems

Open the game, tap the Codes button, enter the code, and press Redeem.

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Free Cash

Open the game, tap the Codes button, enter the code, and press Redeem.

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Free Cash

This code has expired and can no longer be redeemed.

Getting Started

Steal a PC Beginner Guide

Learn the basics: sneak into other players' bases, grab their PCs, haul them back to your base, and sell them for cash.

In Steal a PC, your goal is simple — steal computers from other players' bases, carry them back to your own plot, and sell them for cash. Cash is used to upgrade your base, buy better defenses, and unlock more capacity so you can carry more PCs per run. This guide walks you through everything a new player needs for the first hour of gameplay, from basic controls to the fastest early-game money-making loop.

1

Claim Your Base

Walk up to an unclaimed plot and claim it. This is your home base where you sell stolen PCs and set up defenses to protect your own computers.

2

Learn the Controls

Move with WASD, jump with Space, and interact with E. Click to grab or pick up a PC once you're close enough to it. The on-screen HUD shows your cash, gems, and carry capacity.

3

Steal Your First PC

Head to another player's base, look for a PC on a desk, grab it, and run back to your base. Watch out — the owner may have placed obstacles, traps, or locked doors to slow you down.

4

Sell for Cash

Drop the stolen PC onto your selling platform at your base to convert it into cash. Higher-tier PCs sell for far more, so target valuable machines whenever you can carry them.

5

Reinvest in Upgrades

Spend your first cash on carry-capacity and speed upgrades so each stealing run is worth more. Then buy base defenses so other players can't easily take your PCs back.

Rankings

Steal a PC Tier List

Every stealable PC ranked by rarity and resale value so you know exactly which machines to target first.

Not every computer is worth the risk. Common office PCs flood the map and sell for pocket change, while rare high-end rigs can fund an entire base upgrade in one trip. This tier list grades PCs by their sell price relative to how often they appear. Prioritize S and A tier machines when you spot them, and only grab C tier PCs when they're on your way back anyway.

S

Highest sell price

Very rare

RGB Gaming RigWorkstation Ultra

Fund a full upgrade in a single haul — always worth the risk.

A

High sell price

Rare

Gaming PC ProCreator Station

Excellent targets; grab immediately when you see one.

B

Medium sell price

Uncommon

Standard Gaming PCMini Tower

Solid value for early-game players building up cash.

C

Low sell price

Very common

Office DesktopOld Monitor PC

Only worth taking early on, or as filler on your way home.

Base Building

Steal a PC Best Base Layout

Protect your PCs with smart layouts and layered defenses — from free starter setups to max-budget fortresses.

In Steal a PC, anything you can steal, others can steal back. A good base layout slows thieves down long enough for you to react, while a great one makes your plot simply not worth the effort. The core principle is layering: force intruders through multiple obstacles before they can reach your PCs, and keep your most valuable machines deepest inside the base. Here are proven layouts for every budget.

Starter Corner Layout

Free / Early Game

Place your desk in the back corner of your plot and block the direct path with the cheapest walls. Corner placement halves the angles thieves can approach from.

New players with limited cash

Build a zigzag corridor of walls and obstacles that funnels intruders through a long path. The extra seconds of travel time let you catch thieves before they escape with your PC.

Players who actively defend their base

Surround your highest-value PCs with layered walls and locked doors at every entry point. Even if a thief breaks the first layer, the inner vault buys time for a counterplay.

Players storing S-tier machines

Place cheap, low-value PCs on an easy-to-reach desk near the entrance and hide your best machines deeper inside. Most thieves grab the bait and leave, never reaching your real vault.

All players, pairs well with any layout

Pets System

Steal a PC Pets Guide

A complete breakdown of the pet system in Steal a PC. Compare pets by rarity, boost effects, and hatching cost to build the most efficient setup.

Pets in Steal a PC act as permanent multipliers that boost the cash you earn from stolen PCs and other income sources. Each pet follows one of the standard Roblox simulator rarity tiers — Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythical — and can be equipped to stack bonuses. Since you can hatch eggs with in-game cash, knowing which pets give the best return for their price is the fastest way to scale your income. The table below covers the main ways to obtain pets, what their boosts do, and which combos give the best value at every stage of the game.

Common Pets (e.g., Mouse, Basic Bot)

Common

How to Get: Hatched from the Starter Egg with early-game cash

Boost: Small cash multiplier (roughly +5-15% depending on pet)

Verdict: Only use in your first minutes of play; replace as soon as possible

Rare Pets (e.g., Tech Cat, GPU Dog)

Rare

How to Get: Starter / mid-tier eggs; moderate hatch cost

Boost: Moderate cash multiplier plus a small PC-stealing speed bonus

Verdict: Great value in early-to-mid game — cheap to mass hatch and equip

Epic Pets (e.g., Hacker Fox, Server Golem)

Epic

How to Get: Mid-tier eggs and occasional event rewards

Boost: Higher cash multiplier and faster carry/movement with PCs

Verdict: Strong all-rounder; worth grinding cash to hatch a full team of these

Legendary Pets (e.g., Cyber Dragon, Quantum Overlord)

Legendary

How to Get: Late-game eggs with high hatch cost; low hatch chance

Boost: Large cash multiplier (often 5x or more) plus stacking speed buffs

Verdict: Best value per slot once you can afford the eggs — top priority

Mythical / Best-in-Slot Pets

Mythical

How to Get: Premium eggs, limited-time events, or very rare late-game hatches

Boost: Highest multipliers in the game, some with unique bonus effects (e.g., double steal chance)

Verdict: Long-term goal — even one copy dramatically boosts income

Best Value Setup (F2P)

Mixed

How to Get: Combine top hatched pets you can afford at your current stage

Boost: Stacked multipliers from all equipped pet slots

Verdict: Reinvest cash into hatching instead of hoarding — pets compound your income

Codes Tutorial

Steal a PC Redeem Codes Guide

A step-by-step walkthrough for redeeming codes in Steal a PC, plus quick fixes for when a code doesn't work.

Redeeming codes in Steal a PC is the easiest way to get free cash, boosts, and exclusive pets. The process only takes a few seconds once you know where the redemption menu is. Follow the steps below in order, and if a code fails, check the troubleshooting step at the end — most errors come from typos or expired codes.

1

Launch Steal a PC on Roblox

Open Roblox, search for 'Steal a PC' or open it from your favorites, and wait for the game to fully load into the lobby before continuing.

2

Find the Codes Button

Look for the Codes button on the left side of the screen (usually near the Pets and Shop buttons). Click it to open the redemption window.

3

Enter the Code Exactly

Click the text box, type or paste the code exactly as shown — codes are case-sensitive and usually use capital letters with no spaces. Copy-paste is the safest option to avoid typos.

4

Hit Redeem and Claim Your Reward

Press the Redeem button. If the code is valid, a confirmation message appears and your reward (cash, boost, or pet) is added to your account instantly.

5

Troubleshooting: Code Not Working

If you get an 'Invalid Code' error: (1) double-check spelling and capitalization, (2) remove any accidental spaces before/after the code, (3) the code may have expired — try a newer one, (4) make sure you already joined the game's Roblox group if the code requires it.

6

Bookmark and Recheck Often

New codes drop around updates and milestones. Check back after every game update so you never miss free cash and boosts.

Spending Guide

Steal a PC Robux Items Worth Buying

A value-first review of every major Robux purchase in Steal a PC, from boosts to game passes. See exactly what's worth your Robux and what to skip.

Steal a PC offers several Robux purchases, and like most Roblox simulator games, some are genuine quality-of-life upgrades while others are quickly outclassed by free progression. The list below evaluates each item type from a value perspective — how much time it saves, whether free alternatives exist, and how long the benefit lasts. As a rule of thumb: permanent game passes and extra pet slots offer the best long-term value, while one-time cash drops and short boosts are the weakest buys.

2x Cash Boost (temporary)

Situational — only buy if you can play the full duration
Consumable boostLow Robux cost (varies by duration)

Doubles income while active; great right before an AFK/farm session

Expires quickly; stacking boosts can be wasteful if you're not actively playing

Extra Pet Equip Slots

Worth it — one of the best long-term value purchases in the game
Permanent upgradeMid-range Robux price

Permanent; every extra slot means another multiplier forever; scales with better pets

Price adds up if buying many slots at once

VIP / Supporter Game Pass

Worth it for regular players; skip if you only play casually
Game pass (permanent)Mid-to-high Robux price

Usually includes a permanent cash multiplier, perks, and a tag; never expires

Higher upfront cost; multiplier may be outgrown by late-game pets

Instant Cash Packs

Not worth it — you out-earn it naturally very quickly
One-time purchaseVarious tiers

Immediate boost to skip early grinding

One-time only; early-game cash becomes trivial within hours of normal play

Exclusive / Premium Pets (Robux eggs)

Only for collectors or players who want to skip the grind
Pet purchaseHigh Robux price

Strong multipliers and unique looks without hatch RNG

Expensive; free hatched pets can reach similar power with grinding

Auto-Collect / QoL Passes

Worth it if you AFK farm; otherwise optional
Game pass (permanent)Low-to-mid Robux price

Saves constant manual clicking; huge convenience for AFK farming

Purely convenience, no direct stat boost

Patch Notes

Steal a PC Updates Log

Track every major Steal a PC update — new PCs, new pets, balance changes, and limited-time events — all in one place.

Steal a PC receives frequent updates that add new stealable PCs, pets, worlds, and balance changes, plus limited-time events with exclusive rewards. Keeping up with patches matters: new pets often shift the meta, and balancing changes can make previously weak strategies strong. Below is a running log of update types and highlights you can expect, organized by category so you can quickly find what changed and how it affects your strategy.