The developer behind Schedule I, a game that has been rapidly gaining popularity, recently teased fans with a glimpse of an upcoming UI update. This update, focusing on the counteroffer feature, promises to enhance user experience significantly. Dive in to discover what changes are on the horizon for Schedule I's first major update.

Schedule I Developer Continues To Improve The Game

New UI For Counteroffer

In a recent Twitter (X) post dated April 9, Tyler, the solo developer of Schedule I, shared exciting news about improvements to the counteroffer product selection UI. These enhancements are in direct response to player feedback, addressing concerns about the usability of the feature, particularly for those with extensive inventories.

The counteroffer system in Schedule I is a crucial gameplay mechanic, allowing players to negotiate prices with clients for their products. This system, while straightforward, has been a point of contention due to its UI, especially when managing a large stock of items. Tyler has listened to the community and is set to introduce a "search bar" function, which will make navigating the counteroffer interface much smoother and more efficient.

This update is just the beginning of what's in store for Schedule I. The game's roadmap, available on their official Trello page, hints at even more exciting features on the way. Players can look forward to the introduction of emotes, rarer trash drops, duplicate save files, new drugs, and other enhancements that will continue to enrich the gaming experience.

At Game8, we've found Schedule I to be a surprisingly addictive and rewarding game, almost like a "Breaking Bad" simulator. For a deeper dive into our thoughts on Schedule I's early access release, be sure to check out our comprehensive review below!