Star Rail Dev Teases Fan-Requested UI Update

The developer of Schedule I has teased an upcoming UI update in a recent tweet, giving fans a sneak peek. Continue reading to discover more about the upcoming changes to the counteroffer UI and Schedule I's first major update.

Schedule I Developer Keeps Enhancing The Game

Redesigned Counteroffer Interface

The developer behind Schedule I continues to refine the game as its popularity grows. In a Twitter (X) post on April 9, solo developer Tyler shared some improvements to the counteroffer product selection UI.

Tyler mentioned that fans can expect these changes in the next update, though he hasn't specified a release date yet. In the game, making a counteroffer is a key way for players to earn money. Clients message you to purchase your products at a certain price, and you can then make a counteroffer to adjust the pricing until both parties reach an agreement.

While the process is relatively simple, fans have expressed frustration with the user interface, particularly when managing a large inventory. Thankfully, Tyler has listened to community feedback and promised to introduce a "search bar" feature to improve the counteroffer UI's usability.

This is only the beginning of what's planned for the game. According to the official Trello roadmap, Schedule I has numerous features in the pipeline. Future updates may include emotes, rarer trash drops, duplicate save files, new drugs, and more.

Here at Game8, we found Schedule I to offer a surprisingly addictive and satisfying experience, almost like a "Breaking Bad" simulator. To learn more about our thoughts on Schedule I's early access release, check out our article below!