We Steal From Old People: FAQ

Yes. Steam app 5051080, released 10 November 2026, made and published by One Big Sip, presented with Reckless Ben.

According to the Wikipedia controversy article, yes. On 2 September 2026 Bryan Mansell said on a livestream that the sets had been returned. On 19 August 2026 Bricks & Minifigs said it had settled with the Mansell family and dropped that suit. That article is one write-up citing news reports.

You play a brick weasel, beat back crowds of old people, take their bricks, build a lair, hire goons, and deal with internet vigilantes. The store and the studio page both say that.

The studio has not published a length. Steam reviews on the first page run 0.1 to 4.5 hours. A Steam Deck post says a couple of hours.

32. Steam marks 21 rare and hides 2. The full table is on the achievements page.

No. The store lists single-player only.

No. Windows PC on Steam only. Details and the spec table are on the release-date page.

The product covered here is the 2026 Steam game. The movies people mix in are I Care a Lot (2020), Going in Style (2017), and We Still Steal the Old Way (2016 production / 2017 UK release). See the not-the-movie page.

Not a studio soundtrack on Steam. YouTube has separate videos using the title, including one by Trevor Ganoe. A Spotify track with the same name could not be confirmed from a page that actually loaded.

No published obituary says that. Wikipedia lists him as living, and the game shipped with his name on it on 10 November 2026.

There is no reliable biography that says so. The controversy article records an allegation, made by Schneider and not ruled on by a court, about donations to the LDS church by company executives. That is an allegation, not a fact about his religion.

Wikipedia says he was born in 1995 or 1996, with no exact birthday established by that entry. That is a single encyclopedia entry.

The shop itself says the legit domains are westeal.com, wsfop.com, and westealfromoldpeople.com, and it calls westealfromoldpeople.shop a scam. Read the merch page before you pay anyone else.

Steam: Very Positive, 169 reviews, 93%. SteamDB the same day: 155 reviews, 93.5%. Metacritic has no critic score. The review page is the longer version.