Schedule I Overtakes Assassin’s Creed Shadows In Steam Concurrent Player Count
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Key points
- Schedule I is currently Steam’s most popular release.
- The game had more than 100,000 concurrent players at its release and has beaten the all-time peaks of Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Atelier Yumia on the platform.
- Schedule I was released on March 25.
Schedule I is currently one of Steam’s most popular releases. It beat Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land on its way to the top.
The game is all about making and selling illegal substances. Players will start the game as a small-time seller until they build an empire and become a kingpin. Online co-op is also available, allowing players to play with their friends.
At its release, the game peaked at more than 100,000 concurrent players on Steam. The numbers continued to grow, with its peak now at 142,759 players. Schedule I’s review score is at “Overwhelmingly Positive.”
Schedule I has overtaken Assassin’s Creed Shadows, a game from Ubisoft that’s currently garnering a lot of attention. Schedule I has surpassed Shadows’ all-time peak, which stands at 64,825 as of writing. Atelier Yumia lags with an all-time peak of 14,067.
The developer behind the game, TVGS, only has the aforementioned game in its arsenal. Little information is known about the studio. The developer, Tyler, has a Twitter account where they post updates about the game.
Schedule I is only available on Steam. The game received a good review from VICE, and its Steam playerbase is clearly enjoying it. Schedule I was released on March 25.
