Recent reviews by Knightly Gamez

From the moment I launched Schedule 1, I knew I was in for something special. The blend of strategy, resource management, and chaotic creativity is nothing short of brilliant. The game is meticulously designed with layers of depth that pull you in and refuse to let go.

This game is more addictive than the drugs you make in the game itself. And that’s saying something.

The writing is sharp, the mechanics are polished, and every decision feels meaningful—whether you’re tweaking your next batch or navigating the moral grey areas of your empire. The visual style is slick and immersive, and the soundtrack? Absolute chef’s kiss.

I’ve lost track of how many hours I’ve poured into this already, and I’m not slowing down. If you're looking for a game that challenges your mind while letting your inner mad scientist run wild, Schedule 1 is a must-play.

5/5. Inject it directly into my Steam library.

The Real Crime Isn’t in the Game

Total and utter waste of money. These "simulator" games are a dime a dozen — and somehow this one costs more and gives you less. Clunky controls, dated graphics, and gameplay that feels like it was designed during a coffee break. But hey, why improve your own game when you can just sue someone who made a better one, right?

That’s right — instead of showing a shred of humility or integrity, the devs of Drug Dealer Simulator decided to go full corporate villain and take legal action against a solo indie dev who dared to make a more polished, compelling game (Schedule 1, check it out).

It’s not just bad business — it’s anti-creative, anti-developer, and anti-gamer. I came here for the fantasy of dealing drugs, not witnessing a company become the cartel.

Do better, or at least pretend to.

i've found a bug already, i'm not sure how, but i have 10 stacks of 10 bundles of 10 ($1000) but when i scan it, it only tells me $900, even if i wrap it up, its still only $900, i even counted out the bundles picking them up one at a time, give makes me hold two piles of 5 each, but as soon as i put them down, back to $900 again. when i found the bundle that "didn't exist" i cut it open and it just disapeared entirely

the game concept is clean and fun, i just hope they patch bugs like this before the game is released

it's a glorified phone game, you dont expect much from a coin dropping game, but this one is so low effort it hurts,

a simple but joyful game, truly a labour of love from the Dev and can't wait to see its final form

this game went woke and its such a shame, the death of a franchise

less than an hour in and there is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pride flag plastered on my apartment wall i play video games to escape reality, not to be harnessed by the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ message.

its a bit of a money sink, and there are a few bugs, but it is MTG they can't mess it up too badly

it just feels like political propaganda, you have to support the blue side, you cannot take the "bad teams" side, from reading other reviews it just screams "orange man bad"

I'm just fighting against all these butt hurt over a dev just voicing their opinions while these same people are praising companies for not selling in Russia and for forcing the LGBT agenda into games.

their matchmaking? WACK!
their map balancing? WACK!
forced push to talk settings? WACK!

the game concept? that's tight as F*k