Schedule 1 Passes Incredible Sales Milestone

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Summary

  • Schedule 1 has sold 8 million copies and generated $125 million in revenue, making it a huge success on Steam.
  • The hit indie game sold 4.7 million copies in April, making it the best-selling game on Steam for that month.
  • Despite accusations of copyright infringement, the game continues to receive new updates with exciting content.

The game titled “Schedule 1“, which caused quite a stir in the gaming community earlier this year, is said to have sold approximately 8 million copies since its early access debut in March. What sets

Despite the massive success of the Steam game, which has garnered numerous positive reviews and high sales figures, developer TVGS (also known as Tyler) has faced a challenging situation in recent weeks. Just two months after the game’s release, the publisher of Drug Deal Simulator, Movie Games S.A., accused Schedule 1 of copyright infringement. It appears that elements from Drug Deal Simulator’s plot, mechanics, and user interface may have been used in Schedule 1, although no concrete action has been taken so far. This allegation has sparked a strong response from the Schedule 1 community, who have rallied to support TVGS and even left negative reviews for Drug Deal Simulator on Steam.

Schedule 1 Has Sold 8 Million Copies to Date

Based on a recent analysis by Alinea Analytics, “Schedule 1” emerged as the top-selling game on Steam in April, with approximately 4.7 million units sold during the month. The runner-up for the month was another hit indie title, “R.E.P.O.”, which moved 3.7 million copies in April alone. Since its launch in March, “Schedule 1” has reportedly sold a total of 8 million copies and brought in nearly $125 million in revenue. For context, “Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2”, a critically praised triple-A game that’s a strong Game of the Year contender, has managed to sell 3 million copies over a period of three months, but it carries a much higher price tag.

It’s important to clarify that the mentioned $125 million doesn’t end up being all in TVGS’s account. Instead, a portion of this amount will go to Steam and tax authorities, leaving TVGS with an undetermined but likely substantial sum, estimated to be more than $50 million – a significant figure for a solo developer.

Fortunately, Tyler hasn’t let the tremendous achievement deter him from providing fresh Schedule 1 updates. In just two months, the title has undergone several content revisions, introducing novel gameplay aspects, enhancing user experience, and more. The latest beta update is expected to go live soon, bringing additional user-friendly adjustments and replacing employee beds with lockers for better space management without compromising on employees.

Regrettably, certain enthusiasts are still on edge as they eagerly await the resumption of Schedule 1 on Steam in Australia, following its abrupt vanishing from the platform earlier this month. Initially, there were rumors suggesting that the indie game had been prohibited in the country. However, TVGS promptly allayed these concerns, clarifying that it will reappear and has merely been taken down temporarily due to the absence of the necessary age rating.

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2025-05-28 13:52