The Schedule I developer recently teased an upcoming UI overhaul in their latest tweet. Discover what players can expect from the new counteroffer interface and the game’s first significant update.
Ongoing Enhancements to Schedule I
Revamped Counteroffer Interface
As Schedule I gains popularity, its solo developer Tyler keeps refining the game. His April 9 Twitter (X) post showcased upcoming improvements to the product selection UI during counteroffers.
Tyler confirmed these updates are coming soon, though no specific release date was given. The counteroffer mechanic lets players negotiate prices with clients—a key revenue stream where both parties haggle until reaching mutual agreement.
While the system works, players with extensive inventories found the interface cumbersome. Responding to feedback, Tyler plans to implement a search function to streamline the counteroffer process.
This marks just the beginning of Schedule I’s evolution. The official Trello roadmap hints at future additions including emotes, rare trash drops, duplicate saves, new substances, and more.
Game8 praises Schedule I’s unexpectedly addictive gameplay, likening it to a "Breaking Bad" simulator. For our full impressions of the early access version, check our detailed review below.
