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    Schedule I

    A first-person crime simulation where friends grow a shared drug business, arrange deliveries and expand production.

    Online co-op for up to 4 players.

    • 4 online

    Where to buy

    SteamOfficial site
    Schedule I store art
    Early access
    • Store art
    • Screenshot 1
    • Screenshot 2
    • Screenshot 3
    • Screenshot 4

    Playing together

    All co-op facts
    • Online co-op4 players
    • Local co-opNot confirmed
    • Not confirmed
    • Not confirmed
    • Not confirmed
    • Steam DeckPlayableValve's own rating

    About the game

    You arrive in Hyland Point with little money and start selling drugs from a small operation. Growing, processing and packaging each product takes hands-on work. You meet customers around the city, try recipes with strange effects and spend the proceeds on equipment and properties. As the business grows, hired workers and dealers take over parts of production and distribution. Police and rival criminals can interrupt your plans.

    Online co-op lets up to four people work on the same operation. You can handle supplies while a friend tends production or makes deliveries. Much of the routine leaves room to talk, though a chase or a busy run of orders can demand attention. Progress comes from expanding the business and opening more options. The game remains in early access, so its systems and content are still changing.

    How it feels

    Kind of game

    Shared team objectives

    You play on the same side through shared levels, matches, missions or jobs. Progress comes from combining your actions toward the same objective.

    Now and then
    • Tension and danger
    • Story
    • Working in sync
    • Physical comedy
    • Exploring
    • Fighting
    • Puzzles and figuring out
    • Getting better
    About
    Crime

    Rated on our own feel scale. 6 sources back these ratings.

    Screenshots

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    • Roadside Research

      Why it scores 82%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Shared team objectives
      Notable in both
      Calm and coziness, Laughter and chaos, Time to hang out, Building and creating, Unlocks and progress
      Sessions
      Ongoing world
      Co-op
      Online co-op for up to 4 players

      How Roadside Research differs

      • Needs more teamwork than Schedule I
      • Early access
      • 4 online

      Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both are calm and low on stress. Both get loud and silly when plans go wrong.

      But needs more teamwork than Schedule I.

    • Supermarket Simulator

      Why it scores 78%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Shared team objectives
      Notable in both
      Calm and coziness, Time to hang out, Building and creating, Planning ahead
      Core to both
      Unlocks and progress
      Sessions
      Ongoing world
      Co-op
      Online co-op for up to 4 players

      How Supermarket Simulator differs

      • Calmer and less chaotic than Schedule I
      • 4 online

      Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both are easy to play while you chat. Both have upgrades that carry over.

      But calmer and less chaotic than Schedule I.

    • Teardown

      Why it scores 78%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Shared team objectives
      About
      Crime
      Notable in both
      Calm and coziness, Laughter and chaos, Time to hang out, Planning ahead, Unlocks and progress
      Co-op
      Online co-op

      How Teardown differs

      • More slapstick than Schedule I
      • More figuring things out than Schedule I
      • One campaign to finish, not one lasting world
      • Fits a bigger group than Schedule I
      • 12 online

      Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both are about crime and revenge. Both have long calm stretches.

      But more slapstick than Schedule I.

    All co-op facts

    Last checked 24 October 2026. The small numbers link to the page that states each fact.

    Co-op

    Online co-op
    Yes
    1
    Most players online
    4
    67
    Fewest players online
    Not confirmed
    Local co-op
    Not confirmed
    Most players on one screen
    Not confirmed
    Split or shared screen
    Not confirmed
    Separate-device co-op
    Not confirmed
    Most players on separate devices
    Not confirmed
    Free base co-op
    No

    The checked computer full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.

    3
    Confirmed free setups
    Does not apply
    Crossplay
    Not confirmed
    Crossplay between
    Not confirmed
    Friends can join mid-game
    Not confirmed
    Only one of you needs to buy it
    Not confirmed
    Voice chat by distance
    Not confirmed

    Platforms

    Platforms
    PC (Windows)
    2
    Single-player editions
    Not confirmed
    Steam Deck
    Playable
    5

    Release

    Release status
    Early access
    3
    Release date
    24 March 2025
    2

    Genres

    Genres
    Simulation, Strategy, Action
    3

    Store IDs

    Steam app ID
    3164500
    4
    Wikidata item
    Not confirmed

    Sources

    10 pages
    1. scheduleonegame.comOfficial site, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Online co-op, Kind of game, About, Fighting, Planning ahead, Exploring.

      • Online co-op: The maker explicitly offers cooperative multiplayer.
      • Kind of game: Friends expand one business through production and distribution jobs.
      • About: Drug production and sales face police and cartel opposition.
      • Fighting: The maker describes fists, melee weapons and firearms.
      • Planning ahead: Suppliers, employees and automated production chains require management.
      • Exploring: Customers are reached around one city.
    2. scheduleonegame.comOfficial site, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Platforms, Release date, Unlocks and progress.

      • Platforms: The maker factsheet names Steam for Windows.
      • Release date: The factsheet gives 24 March 2025.
      • Unlocks and progress: Buying properties and hiring workers expands the operation.
    3. store.steampowered.comStore page, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Release status, Genres, Sessions, Building and creating, Free base co-op.

      • Release status: The page labels the available game Early Access.
      • Genres: The publisher lists Action, Simulation and Strategy.
      • Sessions: Properties, employees and an expanding operation persist in the open world.
      • Building and creating: The current-state note describes purchasing and fitting out properties.
      • Free base co-op: The checked computer full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.
    4. store.steampowered.comStore data, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Steam app ID.

      • Steam app ID: Valve identifies this product as app 3164500.
    5. store.steampowered.comStore data, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Steam Deck.

      • Steam Deck: Valve rates the game Playable on Steam Deck.
    6. destructoid.comPress, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Most players online.

      • Most players online: Destructoid, updated 2 April 2025, identifies four as the native limit. Larger groups require mods. No maker count was found.
    7. destructoid.comPress, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Most players online.

      • Most players online: Destructoid, 27 March 2025, independently describes one host and three friends. No official increase was found.
    8. pcgamer.comPress, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Unlocks and progress, Tension and danger, Story, Getting better.

      • Unlocks and progress: PC Gamer, 28 March 2025, describes steady growth from manual work to a larger operation.
      • Tension and danger: Police searches and rival criminals interrupt production and sales.
      • Story: The opening sets up the business, then player activity drives events.
      • Getting better: Hands-on planting and sales introduce systems in small steps.
    9. beefsuplex.comPress, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Calm and coziness, Puzzles and figuring out, Planning ahead.

      • Calm and coziness: Beef Suplex, 29 April 2025, calls its management pace relaxed. This review used version 0.3.4 and did not test co-op.
      • Puzzles and figuring out: Experimenting with ingredient order changes product effects.
      • Planning ahead: Supply, worker wages and production scale require forethought.
    10. moviesgamesandtech.comPress, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Laughter and chaos, Physical comedy, Working in sync, Time to hang out.

      • Laughter and chaos: Movies Games and Tech, 13 April 2025, describes absurd product effects and unpredictable group incidents.
      • Physical comedy: The preview describes occasional low-gravity launches. This concerns physical comedy rather than bugs.
      • Working in sync: Friends can split production, distribution and enforcement work.
      • Time to hang out: The writer describes relaxed shared play and messing around between management jobs.