
Schedule I stands out as one of the best Action/Strategy titles in recent memory.
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Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (98% positive from 309K reviews)
Active community with 13,577 concurrent players
Rich open world to explore
Engaging multiplayer/co-op experience
Still in Early Access — content may be incomplete
Schedule I is an upcoming open world crime simulator video game developed by Australian developer TVGS. Released in early access on 24 March 2025 for Windows, the game combines business management, tactical strategy, and dark comedy as players build and expand a drug trafficking operation in the fictional city of Hyland Point. The game gained popularity from being livestreamed on Twitch and TikTok.

Runs well on modern hardware.
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After grinding this game for straight-up 8 hours, I was randomly looking at the list of achievements of the game. One of the achievement was "Indian Dealer", being an Indian it got me curious like 'How do I get this achievement', and apparently it said, "Selling a product to a customer and then pickpocketing it from them later", and I was like "YOU CAN PICKPOCKET IN THIS GAME!! WHAT?!!". Absolutely worth every penny. P.S: Not to degrade any race or anything, just for how fun dicovering things in the game can be.
I have been playing video games for many years however I have never felt this peacful during playing a game before " making product and suddenly the music hits " After so many hours, selling blue sky the game is perfect, looking forward to any update may come, side note ( the music tracks have no business being this good )
Very good game to kill hours. I recommend playing it with friends that's beacuse it makes it more fun. I like that they got a free demo and you can actually play with your friends. Game supports mods and have an entire comunity around it. THE ZAZAA
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