Schedule 1 developer TVGS is 'an actual game studio' now, with an office, desks, and a new guy named Rob: 'By the end of the year, there will likely be 4 people working on Schedule 1'

Schedule 1 employees - Two handlers and a chemist mixing and packaging product. One handler is walking past the camera, looking at it out of the corner of their eyes.

Schedule 1 was one of the big surprises of 2025, for two reasons. One, it's a lo-fi drug dealing simulator created by a solo developer that blasted to the top of Steam's best-selling games chart when it launched; and two, despite not looking like much, it's actually a really good game, "with engaging systems and well-paced progression," as PC Gamer's Chris Livingston put it.

Now, 10 months later, Schedule 1 creator Tyler says TVGS—the name is an acronym for Tyler's Video Game Studio—has finally become "an actual game studio."