The developer of Schedule I recently previewed an upcoming UI update in a tweet. Learn more about the improved counteroffer interface and the game's first major content update.

Schedule I Developer Commits to Enhancing the Game Experience

Redesigned Counteroffer Interface

As Schedule I grows in popularity, its solo developer Tyler continues to refine the game. In an April 9 post on X (formerly Twitter), Tyler shared previews of quality-of-life improvements to the product selection UI during counteroffers.

These changes are scheduled for the next update, though Tyler hasn't announced a specific release date. Counteroffers represent a core income source in the game—clients propose purchase prices for your products, and players can negotiate until reaching a mutually agreeable deal.

While the negotiation mechanic is intuitive, players reported usability issues with the interface, particularly when managing large inventories. Addressing this feedback, Tyler confirmed he's implementing a search bar to streamline navigation in the counteroffer UI.

This UI improvement marks the beginning of Schedule I's evolving roadmap. The official Trello board outlines planned additions like emotes, rarer trash items, duplicate save files, and new drug types.

At Game8, we find Schedule I delivers an unexpectedly compelling experience—a digital "Breaking Bad" simulator worth trying. For our complete impressions of the early access version, read our full review below.