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About the Game
Schedule I is a gritty drug-empire sim where you rise from small-time dealer to kingpin in Hyland Point.
Schedule I is a simulation-leaning strategy game, tagged as action, indie, simulation and strategy, and currently listed under Early Access. You start as a small-time dealer rolling into a fresh town with no cash, no product and no connections. The setting is the grungy west-coast city of Hyland Point, where you build your drug empire from the ground up while law enforcement tightens and deadly cartel competitors push back.
The core loop is production followed by distribution. Each drug has its own production process, and discovering special recipes lets you create new variants with special properties. Once you have product, you can walk, skate or drive around Hyland Point to get it into customers' hands, or hire dealers to handle distribution for you.
Growth comes from expansion. You purchase new properties, hire employees and work with suppliers to build a fully automated production and distribution chain, which turns a hands-on hustle into something closer to a running business. Risk is never far away, since increasing law enforcement and cartel rivals come with the territory, and you can respond with fists, melee weapons or firearms.
What stands out is the balance between management and street-level action, plus a co-op angle. The tags list single-player, multiplayer, co-op and online co-op, and the store description encourages players to reach new heights in co-op multiplayer, so the empire can become a shared project with friends.
Feature Highlights
- Each drug has its own production process, and special recipes unlock new variants with unique properties.
- Product can be delivered on foot, by skateboard or by car, or handed off to hired dealers.
- Properties, employees and suppliers let you grow toward a fully automated production and distribution chain.
- Co-op multiplayer and online co-op are supported, so you can run the operation with friends.
- Full controller support and DualSense controller support are listed, along with Steam Cloud saves and achievements.
- Accessibility options include adjustable text size, camera comfort settings and custom volume controls.
Who It Is (and Is Not) For
Recommended For
Players who enjoy management and empire-building games will likely appreciate the production chains and the steady climb from street dealer to larger operation. It suits people who like systems-driven progress, and the tags note that you don't need fast reflexes to play. Friends who want to build an empire together will find the co-op options a strong reason to try it.
Not Recommended For
Anyone who wants a finished, polished experience may prefer to wait, since the game is listed under Early Access. Players who are uncomfortable with drug-related themes, violence or mature content should skip it, because the storyline and combat are central to the premise. Because the store lists English as the only supported language, players who need other languages may find it less accessible.
What the Steam Reviews Say
Schedule I carries the Steam label Overwhelmingly Positive, which is the top tier on Steam's scale, and 98% of its reviews are positive. The review volume is hundreds of thousands of reviews, a large sample that reflects a broad group of players rather than a handful of early opinions.
Steam calculates these labels from the share of positive reviews and the total number of reviews, so a high percentage backed by a big volume is a strong signal. Small review counts can swing sharply and are less reliable, but that does not apply here. Keep in mind that reviews capture what players thought when they wrote them, and an Early Access title can change after those reviews are posted.
Price History & Historical Low
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| Date | Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-30 | NT$328 | — |
| 2026-08-07 | NT$328 | — |
| 2026-07-31 | NT$229 | -30% |
Schedule I costs NT$ 328 on the Taiwan Steam store right now, and its regular price is also NT$ 328, so there is no active discount. All prices in this section are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$.
Our price record shows a lowest paid price of NT$ 229 on July 31, 2026, which is also the first day we logged, and the highest price we recorded is NT$ 328. The deepest discount we logged was 30 percent, and the game is discounted often, so sales do happen. It has not been free to keep in our records.
Our price record is still short, so this verdict is tentative. The current NT$ 328 sits at the top of the range we have seen, so waiting on the wishlist for a discount is the more cautious choice. Buying now only makes sense if you are happy paying the full NT$ 328 for a game with strong reviews.
Analysis written 10/27/2026 from our recorded prices; the chart above is live. Taiwan-region Steam prices.
How to Buy
- Schedule I is not free to keep right now, so buying it on Steam is the only way to get it at the moment.
- Open the game's Steam store page and check the current price in NT$ before you buy.
- If you would rather wait, add the game to your wishlist so it stays easy to find.
- Turn on wishlist sale notifications in Steam so you hear about discounts as soon as they start.
- Check back here for the price trend, since our price record is still short and deals can change quickly.
Things to Know
Schedule I's Steam store lists English as the supported language with full audio, and Traditional Chinese is not among the listed languages. The game carries an adult content flag, so it contains mature material that may not suit everyone. Prices shown here are Taiwan-region Steam prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.
