Schedule Store Simulator

I don't understand all the positive reviews. Early access games should still be held to a standard. Don't get me wrong, this game is fixable. But I can't bring myself to recommend it yet. Cons: -Buggy -Asset flip vibes -Shameless Schedule 1 wannabe -NPCs, especially police, needs overhaul -Unbalanced unlocks -Workers has little logic to them -Menus and UI are ugly and tedious to use Pros: -Scratches the Schedule 1 itch... at least a bit -Relatively cheap It's too late to refund it, so I'll guess I'll keep playing.

You cannot change key binds...

It looks like a really fun game to relax after coming home from work. The concept is surprising as being inventive; I hadn't played a game with this theme before. The tutorial is clear and easy to understand. It’s also currently discounted since it’s in Early Access

👍 **Recommended — A Familiar Idea With Its Own Style** I went into **Schedule Store Simulator** knowing that a lot of people were going to compare it to Schedule I, and I understand why. There are definitely similarities. You're building an illegal business, making deals, expanding your operation, dealing with customers, and trying to stay out of trouble with the police. But I don't think having similarities automatically makes it a rip-off. Movies, games, and TV shows reuse ideas and concepts all the time. What matters to me is what a developer does with that idea and whether they can give their game its own identity. So far, I think Schedule Store Simulator is starting to do that. The **Tokyo setting is one of my favorite parts**. It gives the game a different atmosphere, and running around the city making deals while trying to avoid the cops can be genuinely fun. There's something satisfying about starting small, making money deal by deal, and slowly working toward a bigger operation. There is also more to the progression than simply selling. You can expand into new territories, recruit dealers, acquire properties and businesses, hire employees, experiment with different f…

only problem i have with the game so far is with the car parts stuff ? random wheels pop up on the map as well as random cars, i think i get the concept but the cars i find never match to what the NPCs want. also i cant do anything under the wheel tab on the Ipad, so im guessing its a glitch? otherwise i like the game hoping it progresses more

A fun mix of management and empire-building. Expanding across Tokyo, hiring workers, and automating the business make for a satisfying gameplay loop.