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Set against the backdrop of the gritty city of Hyland Point, Schedule 1 immerses players in the world of drug trafficking and empire building, offering both single-player and cooperative multiplayer experiences. This guide aims to navigate players through the co-op features of Schedule 1, allowing them to harness the full potential of their drug-dealing ventures together.
After months of being available as a free demo, Schedule 1 officially entered early access on March 25. The game can now be purchased for $16.99 on the Steam Store, where it has already garnered an “Overwhelmingly Positive” reception from players. Currently, a 15 percent discount is in effect (the original price being $20), making it an opportune time for players to secure their copies before the sale concludes.
If you and your friends are among those who have already acquired the game and are keen to collaborate in exploring Hyland Point’s illicit opportunities, this section will guide you through the multiplayer setup in Schedule 1.
How to Play Schedule 1 with Friends
To get started with multiplayer in Schedule 1, follow these simple steps to invite your friends:
- Launch the game.
- In the lobby, click the plus (+) sign located in the top-right corner.
- Enter the Steam ID of the friend you wish to invite and confirm.
- You can also send invites through the pause menu.
Once sent, your friends can accept the invitation and join the action. It’s noteworthy that the free version of Schedule 1 also supports co-op play, allowing those who are trying out the demo to play together as long as everyone is on the same game version—either the free demo or the full purchase.
How Many Players Can Play Schedule 1 Together?
Currently, players can team up with up to three friends, creating a lobby that accommodates four players in total.
This setup strikes a suitable balance, given the game’s content and mechanics. Whether players aim to expand operations or delve into various types of… ahem, medicinal plant cultivation, forming a team allows everyone to pursue individual goals, accumulate wealth, and advance more efficiently. The engaging crime simulation design of Schedule 1 makes it a significantly more enjoyable experience when shared with friends rather than tackled alone.
While the developers at TVGS have not announced plans for larger lobbies, the concept of Schedule 1 evolving into an expansive multiplayer online (MMO) format, complete with multiple servers and enriched content, remains an intriguing idea for its community.
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