Schedule I

Schedule I – Open‑World Crime Simulator & Drug Empire Builder

Schedule I is an indie action-simulation strategy game developed and published by TVGS, released on March 24, 2025 for PC. The game has received overwhelmingly positive feedback on Steam, with over 172,000 English reviews and strong recent approval. On average, it takes around 16 hours to complete the main story.

In the game, players start as a small-time dealer in the gritty city of Hyland Point and build a sprawling criminal empire, managing production, distribution, and rival conflicts.

Key Features of  Schedule I

• Open-world crime simulation: explore and operate across Hyland Point using foot, skateboard, or vehicles.
• Empire building & management: Acquire properties, hire employees, and strategically expand your drug business.
• Unique production system: create a variety of drugs, discover special recipes, and optimize production chains.
• Dynamic threats: evade law enforcement and compete against deadly cartel rivals.
• Combat options: engage in fist fights, melee weapons, or firearms to protect your operations.
• Co-op multiplayer support: collaborate with friends to manage your empire more efficiently.
• Early Access with continuous updates: the game evolves with community feedback and new content.

FAQs

1. Where can I download the Schedule I game？

Schedule I is available for Windows PC via Steam (Early Access). It can also be played on Steam Deck (Playable), but it is not supported on Mac or Linux.

2. How do I check my rank in Schedule I?

Your rank reflects your XP and progress in the game. You can see it in the in‑game menus and Steam community guides for Schedule I Rank, which explain all ranks and how to level up from beginner to top tiers.

Schedule 1, I was hooked mixes open-world management with a darkly funny "drug empire" theme, all wrapped in cartoonish visuals that make chaos feel absurdly entertaining. Playing solo is already engaging, but co-op is where it truly shines.

I love how the game turns seemingly tedious tasks, planting, crafting, packaging, and trading, into fun micro-challenges. In my sessions with friends, we naturally divided roles: I handled production and logistics, while my friend ran the trading and delivery side. The result is a perfect balance of cooperation and mischief, with plenty of unexpected moments that make us laugh or panic.

Steam and forum communities echo my experience. Players praise how Schedule 1 rewards creativity and teamwork, and the developers actively incorporate feedback, from UI tweaks to quality-of-life updates. Sure, some tasks can feel repetitive, and the trading interface isn't perfect yet, but these are minor quibbles in an otherwise highly addictive game.

What keeps me coming back is the freedom to tackle the game my way, with friends or alone, and the satisfying feeling of pulling off complex plans together. Schedule 1 isn't just about building an empire; it's about creating stories, chaos, and laughs with people you play with.