Players on PC should always use precautions when downloading and installing mods, not just for Schedule 1. Any game has the potential to have malicious mods. Checking the creator’s reputation and ...

Move over, Walter White, you’ve got some serious competition. Schedule 1, essentially an open-world Breaking Bad simulator, has hit a massive 319,461 concurrent players, which is one hell of an ...

After several news outlets reported on a possible lawsuit between Drug Dealer Simulator publisher Movie Games S.A. and TGVS, ...

Amid growing tension over potential copyright issue, Movie Games clarifies there is no lawsuit against Schedule 1. Explore ...

The Drug Dealer Simulator games are being hammered by negative reviews in response to Movie Games SA's "investigation" into ...

A Polish report notes that publisher MOVIE GAMES SA believes its IP has been infringed by Schedule 1, highlighting the many ...

Just when the game was doing exceptionally well on Steam, Schedule 1 is now under investigation for alleged IP copyright infringement. This drug dealing simulator is developed by Australian solo dev ...

One of the first things you'll need to do in Schedule 1 is figure out how to get friendly with your customers. It helps to do this, as they will then introduce you to more people that you can see ...

Schedule 1 surged in popularity on Steam with 130k players in 2 days. The game is being investigated for possible copyright infringement by the publisher of Drug Dealer Simulator. Movie Games S.A ...

There are three suppliers in Schedule 1 and at some point or another, you will be in debt to each of them. Suppliers are a key part of Schedule 1 as they provide you with the means to create your ...

Players want more challenging police in Schedule 1. Hiding from cops is essential, but police are too slow. Schedule 1's cops lack combat skills and need an offensive boost in the game.

These fixes were necessary for Schedule 1, but hopefully, there will be more in the future. Given the success of the game, there is pressure on the developers to keep improvements coming.