The developer behind Schedule I is actively enhancing the game, responding to its growing fanbase with significant updates. In a recent tweet on April 9, solo developer Tyler unveiled a sneak peek of an upcoming user interface (UI) update, specifically targeting the counteroffer feature. This move comes as a direct response to player feedback, aiming to streamline the process of making counteroffers within the game.
In Schedule I, players can engage in the counteroffer system to negotiate prices with clients for their products. This feature is crucial for players looking to maximize their in-game earnings. However, with an extensive inventory, the existing UI has been a point of contention among players. Tyler has acknowledged these concerns and is set to introduce a "search bar" function to the counteroffer UI, enhancing its usability and making it easier for players to navigate through their items.
While Tyler has confirmed that these UI improvements will be part of the next update, specific release details are yet to be disclosed. Fans can look forward to more enhancements, as the Schedule I roadmap on their official Trello page outlines a variety of future updates. These include the addition of emotes, rarer trash drops, duplicate save files, new drugs, and more, promising a continually evolving gaming experience.
At Game8, we've found Schedule I to be an unexpectedly addictive and rewarding game, reminiscent of a "Breaking Bad" simulator. For a deeper dive into our impressions of the game's early access release, be sure to check out our detailed review below!
