Dev Teases UI Update for Schedule 1, Requested by Fans

The developer of Schedule I, a game that has rapidly gained popularity, is actively enhancing the player experience with an upcoming UI update. In a recent tweet on April 9, the solo developer, Tyler, teased fans with a sneak peek of the new counteroffer product selection UI, responding directly to community feedback.

The counteroffer system in Schedule I allows players to negotiate prices with clients for their in-game products, a key feature for earning money within the game. While the process itself is straightforward, players with large inventories found the existing UI cumbersome. Addressing these concerns, Tyler announced the introduction of a "search bar" function in the next update, which promises to streamline the counteroffer process and enhance accessibility. Although the exact release date for this update remains undisclosed, fans can look forward to a more user-friendly interface.

This UI enhancement is just the beginning of a series of planned updates for Schedule I. The game's official Trello roadmap outlines future developments including the addition of emotes, rarer trash drops, duplicate save files, and new drugs, all aimed at enriching the gaming experience.

At Game8, we've found Schedule I to be a surprisingly addictive and rewarding game, earning it the nickname "Breaking Bad" simulator. For a deeper dive into our thoughts on the early access release of Schedule I, be sure to check out our detailed article below!