While the spooky season might be a memory, for developer TVGS, the real frights (and delights!) are just surfacing in Schedule 1. After a brief hold-up, their highly anticipated update has arrived, introducing not ghouls or ghosts, but an intricate, sprawling sewer network beneath the familiar town where players engage in their illicit activities.
This “Halloween update” for Schedule 1 is less about costumes and candy, and more about timing. The developer sincerely apologized for the slight delay in the patch notes, but thorough beta testing ensured a smoother launch, even if it meant missing the actual spooky date.
Having firmly established its place among the top simulation games, Schedule 1 has enjoyed consistent updates since its debut. Now, players can plunge into the grimy, aromatic depths of the city’s hidden passages, thanks to TVGS introducing an elaborate sewer system to the game.
These subterranean tunnels offer an excellent escape route from law enforcement and a secure location for discreet transactions. But the sewers bring more than just new pathways; they introduce new mechanics like ladders and climbing, which are also usable above ground. Players will also discover new keys, access points, and even encounter intriguing NPCs such as the enigmatic Sewer King and the mischievous Sewer Goblin. It seems you won’t be the only “sewer gremlin” navigating the muck to conduct your clandestine business!
Beyond the sewers, TVGS has refined numerous game systems and squashed a fair number of bugs. They also hinted at an upcoming patch to address multiplayer connectivity issues, set to arrive before the anticipated “Shrooms” update.
The Schedule 1 sewer update is available now! (Full patch notes can be found on the game’s official channels.)
If you’re eager to navigate these grimy new passages, ensure your PC is ready by checking the recommended system requirements. Consider enhancing your experience with some community-made mods, and seriously, grab some sturdy boots – you wouldn’t want to get that sewer stench on your good socks!