Schedule One

Schedule One places you in the middle of a decaying city where profit and survival go hand in hand. You arrive in Hyland Point with no money, no product, and no allies. From the moment you step onto the pavement, everything becomes a choice: who you trust, where you operate, and how far you’re willing to go to climb the underworld ladder. The streets aren’t forgiving, and every decision you make has weight—whether you’re buying ingredients at a 24/7 corner shop or negotiating with suppliers for more powerful tools.

Build from the Ground Up

Your first steps involve crafting basic substances and delivering them by foot, board, or car. You’ll begin in rundown spaces, slowly upgrading your operation with better equipment and a wider range of products. As you grow, you unlock special recipes that require precise timing and resource combinations. These variants are more valuable but riskier to move. Managing both quality and quantity becomes essential as your customer base expands and competitors take notice.

Schedule One gives you full control over hiring and assigning employees, each with their own cost and function. Cleaners remove evidence, botanists handle the plants, workers keep product moving, and chemists work with advanced formulas. Using a tablet system, you assign tasks, designate workspaces, and manage wages.

Real Estate and Side Operations

Hyland Point offers purchasable properties and side businesses that serve both as fronts and as storage. From a run-down bungalow to a warehouse or a hidden lab, each location has its own benefits. Businesses like laundromats and car washes let you launder your growing income, bypassing the bank’s daily limit. As you invest in more real estate, you open opportunities for expansion and face higher risks—law enforcement patrols increase, and enemy factions may target your locations.

You’re not the only one trying to claim the city. Rivals don’t negotiate, and neither do armed patrols once you’re flagged. You’ll need to defend yourself with weapons ranging from melee tools like machetes to firearms like the M1911. Movement plays a role too: whether it’s skating for quick drops or using vans for bulk transportation, how you move determines how fast you operate and how visible you are. One mistake can lead to a raid or an ambush, so readiness is key.