Content Update 1 is expected to go live very soon onSchedule 1, providing players with plenty of new content.
The first week of the indie release has been a super hit, as it has notched up record numbers on Steam. Despite being managed by a single developer, the game has gotten daily updates. These updates so far have focused on bug fixes and optimizations, but the upcoming content drop will come with new stuff to actually play.
Schedule 1 Content Update 1 release date
The first major content update 1 is expected to go live late on Friday, April 4, or around the early hours of April 5. This is based on Tyler’s last post on X. For those who might not know, Tyler is the dev behindSchedule 1, and there have been routine updates about what they’re working on. You can also find regular updates about hotfixes that have been pushed out on daily basis.
Based on their last post, we expect the update to go live this weekend. This will be great for new and older players alike, who will all get to enjoy new content. So far, mods have been the only option for the community to expand the vanilla experience. Plenty of mods have support for the full version, andhere are my favorite selectionsfor the players to try out.
Here’s a look at some of the fancy new items coming in this weekend’s update. There will also be new decorations that can be placed directly onto walls, such as paintings, lamps, clocks, etc.pic.twitter.com/ko1SRVaqm7
What can you expect from Schedule 1 Content Update 1?
Content Update 1 seems to be more about cosmetic items that will help players decorate their base of operations. We have been teased about new decoration items that will fit onto walls and will likely feature paintings, lamps, clocks, and more.
Of course, more could be included in the update. The official Trello lists many innovative ideas about what will be included in future content updates.The roadmapincludes adventurous additions like new regions, cartels, drugs, and more. Hence, those ideas could always be included in the first content update.
