Schedule I Steam Charts & Stats

I can't believe this game has been made by one person The production value? Solid. The progression? Smooth as hell. You’re on your own to figure things out, but your uncle drops the hints along the way without ever making it obvious This isn’t just a game about “stuff” (you know what I mean), it’s about hustle, chaos, and building an actual business empire from the ground up… even if it’s, well, slightly illegal Absolutely worth playing.

[h1] This is a great game!! [/h1] Awesome job Tyler! Cant wait to see what happens with updates & DLC's. 10/10 will play again and again!!

Graphics do not matter! The game is a golden nugget! Majority of game studios have a huge team of devs, that cannot create game this good. Here, just Tyler, graffiti artist and music producer has created something, I really got addicted to. Great work! Waiting for more content. Tyler, please do not abandon this project and make further developments!

Schedule 1 is proof that games should, above all else, be games. Not lecture halls. Not propaganda machines. Just pure, chaotic fun. It’s weird, it’s hilarious, and it’s refreshingly self-aware in all the right ways. And by the way... See this? This is why graphics aren’t everything. Fun is. Charm is. And Schedule 1 has it in spades; Even with its wonderfully simple style. Also the fact that one dev pulled this off solo should make entire AAA studios blush. Take notes bitches!

It's a great game. I hope the developers will not abandon it and will continue to work on it. There are several ways to make the game better. I would like them to add more complex police, new mechanics, an expanded map, new drugs, and new properties. They could also make the NPCs smarter and a more challenging game.

And to think my teacher thought I'd do nothing with my life. Look at me now, Ms Jones! Edit: After playing quite a while, I'm editing this because I do think it's fair to give this game a proper review and not just a meme one. This game is honestly so much fun and completely worthy of a 'just one more day' title. The amount of 'one more days' I'd do before going to bed is pretty ridiculous. It's currently in early access but there is a lot to do and the game can keep you busy for quite a few hours, and looking at the road map, there are plenty of fun updates and additions to come. I wasn't a huge fan of the art style at first but it definitely grows on you and now I adore it. It's charming in its own little way and I find it quite humorous the way that the characters kind of talk. The only downside is there are some bugs (my workers have just randomly stopped working or got stuck in place for example. Always fixes next day), but so far nothing game breaking. It's still really early access so this is pretty much a nit pick. I'm sure this is something that will be fixed. For an EA title that's only been out for just over a month, this is still a lot more polished than most games in EA! Huge respect to the developer of this game. It's amazing that this came from a one man team and I wish him nothing but success! Schedule I is great!

One of my favourite games at the moment, haven't encountered a single bug and it runs really well, I'd very much like to see more expansion on ingredients and drugs (ie gummy bears to make edibles, LCD/nicotine). 10/10

What tf is this game! A freaking drug dealing simulator is more fun than games that costs tens of millions of dollars. Good job to whoever made this!

It's quite impressive that only one guy developed this game. The gameplay loop is addicting and the goofy atmosphere and characters makes it even better. Prepare for a bunch of random jumpscares once your customers addiction levels go through the roof. Mixing drugs with all sorts of stuff can give you superpowers like super jump, faster movement speed or you could end up with something that turns people into ticking time bombs. Also, the soundtrack in this game is just amazing, I could listen to it for weeks nonstop. I 100% recommend this game, worth every penny.

I don't even have to sink the 500 minimum hours I usually attempt to do before reviewing to say this one's it. Can you believe it? A game that doesn't insult your time or intelligence as you play it? A fulfilling, and sometimes hilarious play loop depending on how serious or goofball you want to play it, which only gets better if you play it with friends. A game which honestly shows the love, care and effort being put into developing a game, and amazingly, all being done by ONE guy. This game alone gives me hope for the gaming industry's future. People often wonder, sometimes ask, what does the game industry need? It's games like this. No, not a drug tycoon craft-sim, specifically, but a game that shows what happens when you have a dev that's actually in-tune with its audience, while drawing a much larger one in the process. This game could be lightning in a bottle, but as it stands right now, this game has thunderstruck many with its wonderment. The game's soundtrack is already spot on with its cohesive sound, but like many games and after many hours of playing one, I'll misappropriate my own unofficial soundtrack into the experience. Check this out y'all (not in exact order, just as I remembered my playlist): Shawn Lee - (Bully OST) Walk Theme Shawn Lee - (Bully OST) Sneaking on a Date Beastie Boys - Sneakin' Out the Hospital Beastie Boys - Something's Got to Give Beastie Boys - Song for Junior Tones on Tail - Lions Saki Kaskas - Rainman Cirrus - No Pressure Futureshock - Late At Night Power VS MK Ultra - Mutant Jazz Liquid Stranger - His Fully Automatic Wheelbarrow The Funky Robots - TB-303 Leftfield - Chant of a Poor Man Mobb Deep - Shook Ones, Pt. II P.A. - Reservations DJ Krush - Dig This Vibe Jaffa - Lazywalker Lumbajac - 2G's Domino - Tales From the Hood Curtis Mayfield - Pusherman Jamiroquai - Space Cowboy Broken Glass - Style of the Street Morphine - Have a Lucky Day Underworld - Sola Sistim