The first “proper update” for everyone’s favorite drug-dealing simulator Schedule I is now available in a Steam beta branch, where it will stay for testing before the full release.
This update comes amid concerns from Movie Games SA, the publisher of Drug Dealer Simulator, who has initiated an investigation into possible copyright infringement. While there’s no action yet, it hasn’t deterred fans from engaging in a review bombing campaign against Drug Dealer Simulator games on Steam.
Despite the turmoil, the developers of Schedule I are successfully continuing development. According to Tyler of TVGS, “This beta doesn’t quite contain 100% of the features coming in the full release, but I’m adding some decorative elements tomorrow.” This update includes a couple of exciting additions, like the Bleuballs Boutique, which may be a front for laundering money, and a functional pawn shop where users can sell a variety of items.
To try out the beta, right-click on Schedule I in your Steam library, go to properties, and opt into the beta version. The update installs quickly, enabling players to dive in, but keep in mind that beta versions may carry risks, although this one appears stable so far.
Additions
- Bleuballs Boutique and its functionality.
- Pawn Shop allows you to sell nearly anything (excluding product) to Mick.
Tweaks/Improvements
- Improved customer dialogue phrases.
- Added extra checks for functionality.
Bug Fixes
- Resolved issues with dropdowns on mobile.
- Fixed player lists not clearing properly.
- Corrected client syncing issues with event notifications.
You can view the full Schedule I 0.3.4 open beta patch notes for a more detailed breakdown.
