Schedule I Developer Prioritizing Steam Deck Support For Optimizations

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It's hard to deny how huge Schedule I is after launch. The co-op crime sumulator where you manufacture and distribute drugs has blown up, consistently having over 200,000 concurrent players at any given time, and it makes sense. The game is a lot of fun, and for those who are hoping to play it on the Steam Deck comfortably, I have some good news!

In the newest update for the game, which added some awesome new content, we have confirmation that developer TVGS is prioritizing Steam Deck support. Towards the bottom of the update, they mention that they are looking into optimization, and they want to get the Steam Deck officially supported as soon as possible. They will be using the Deck as their performance benchmark, which is fantastic news. This means we should have a really solid experience on the Deck once it's ready.

The rest of the update adds some fantastic new content too. The Bleuballs Boutique and Pawn Shop now have interiors and function correctly, so we can now sell and buy stuff at the shops. There are also new furniture and jewelry like new signs, grandfather clocks, watches, a pre-owned toilet, and more. There were also some tweaks added, like increasing the jar stack size to 20, improving phrasing for customer recommendations, and time skips affecting supplier meeting cooldown.

You can view the full changelog for this update via their Steam Community Post.

Schedule I can be purchased on Steam for $19.99 and is currently rated Playable due to needing a community controller configuration, showing incorrect controller icons, needing to manually bring up the virtual keyboard, and small in-game text.

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