Schedule I

In a world where the gaming industry is terrible, people still manage to pump out good gems. Schedule 1 certainly is one of those gems. Hardworking and caring developer, fun gameplay, and good music are how i would describe this.

You start by micromanaging your production and sales. Later, you can create workflows with employees. The game doesn't pressure you — you can play at your own pace. Co-op works nicely, and there are no major bugs anymore.

Schedule I delivers an engaging drug empire simulation where production becomes hands-on minigames and satisfied customers unlock new areas to expand your operations. Friends can divide roles while the satirical tone mocks rather than glorifies the subject. Created by a 22-year-old solo developer, early access means some rough edges, but the progression feels deeply satisfying and makes it worth trying, especially with friends.

All of my customers burst into flames and turned black I think I did something wrong.

Fun and unique game but way overrated. Fun for about 20 hours but then you have seen it all and its gets boring really fast. The game lacks content. Small and pointless updates over the last 4 months has added almost nothing to the game

Great game, way more fun with friends. Needs more content tho

So the cartel update has absolutely ruined a fun and chill game for me. I hate it. Now it is not fun anymore. Way too much stress and anxiety dealing with all the ambushes, dealers getting robbed, the whole map unlock system now is awful. I mean this game is ruined. Not any fun anymore. there needs to be a way to disable it in the settings. until then I am done.

This game gave me inspiration to make drugs and sell them and use them myself 10/10

[h1]Cartel Update Ruins the Core Experience[/h1] [b]The new Cartel update is truly awful.[/b] Dealers are constantly getting jumped, entire inventories wiped out, and [i]hard-earned profits vanish overnight[/i]. It doesn’t feel like I’m losing because of bad decisions. [u]it feels completely outside of my control[/u]. That tight loop of building, optimising, and watching your empire grow was the heart of this game. Instead of feeling rewarding, the grind now feels pointless and frustrating. Based on what I'm reading on Reddit, those in end game have it made in the sun as they already have all the towns unlocked but start a new game and once you reach the mid game the pain of this update will make itself known. You cannot give your dealers much gear as it WILL get stolen and there seems no way to defend them, I even tried arming them, seems to have no impact. [hr][/hr] [b]Seriously, who asked for this!?[/b]

It's okay, not good. Really hard to decide if I should vote positive or negative. Definetly great potential and I'm happy to update my review in the future. I feel like the positive aspects are more than clear from the other reviews, I'll only focus on the negative here. - This game is pretty much only grinding. This is my most important point. You start by grinding "minigames" to make products. The more you automate, the more you'll focus on selling, which is still repetative. - There are many featurs to slow down your progress that feel very out of place and are just annoying. -> Why would you need to drive to every business you own every day to launder more money? -> Why do deals you do yourself give soooo much more exp and money? I don't want to spend every night selling as a drug/cartel boss. - Deals are too predictive. You should not be able to upsell everyone so consistently. - Automation is a pain. I get the basic idea of asigning workers to stations, but you lose track o...