Schedule 1 fans review bomb Drug Dealer Simulator as its publisher launches an apparent copyright investigation: "Suing a lone indie dev for making a superior game is laughable"
"I liked the game up until they became greedy and jealous that💮 a solo game developer, who created a game 10 times greater than theirs is so successful"

Sc𓆉hedule 1 debuted in March and has quickly come to be one of Steam's biggest indie success stories, with a co-op, open-world simulation of the drug-dealing life that's really caught on with players. It appears the Polish publisher behind Drug Dealer Simulator is none-too-happy with that success, and reports have begun to circulate that the company is investigating Schedule 1 for copyright infringement – which, of course, has now sparked a mas🦂sive review bomb against those older games.
An from Movie Games S.A., whic൩h publishes Drug Dealer Simulator, 𒀰went up on the Polish Press Agency's business and economics site last week, as spotted by . Via machine translation, the press release says a legal consultant has advised the company that Schedule 1 may mark a "potential infringement" of the Drug Dealer Simulator intellectual property.
No specific legal action against Schedule 1 has been detailed, but Movie Games SA says it's looking for further in♏stances of infringement, and "decided to use the support of international law firms specialising in Australian law – which is the law applicable to the producer and publisher o💟f Schedule 1."
It's worth noting that this press release doesn't appear to have gone live anywhere else, and Movie Games S.A. has not made a statement on it, so you might want to take its existence with at least a half-grain of salt. We've reached out to Movie Games S.A. for more information and will provide an uꦐpdate if we learn more.
That "producer and publisher" of Schedule 1 is a solo dev who simply goes by Tyler on🃏line, and the idea of a company like Movie Games S.A. making even the vaguest threat of legal action against the lone deve༺loper behind a far more popular game has rubbed a lot of players the wrong way. Drug Dealer Simulator and its sequel have each been hit with around 1,000 negative reviews in the past few days, many of which cite the situation with Schedule 1.
"Lmao suing a lone indie dev for making a superior game is laughable," as puts it. "Like, instead of trying to actually improve your game, your first reaction was to bust out the lawyers. Pathetic. Absolutelꦺy embarrassing. You saw someone doing your job better than you ever could SOLO, with NO BUDGET, NO MARKETING TEAM, NO SAFETY NET and your fragile little ego just couldn’t take it."
"I liked the game up unt🃏il they became greedy and jealous that a solo game developer, who created a game 10 times greater than theirs is so successful," a reads. "I have a lot of respect for the person who is currently working on updating Schedule 1. If anyone is reading tꦛhis thinking of buying DDS1, trust me buy Schedule 1 instead."
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Drug🏅 Dealer Simulator had previously been quite well regarded, with nearly 20,000 reviews giving it an 87% positive rating according to a . It sequel fared less well, but now both games are showing from mostly to overwhelmingly negative in their recent reviews. We'll see what comes of the apparent investigation into Schedule 1, but clearly this saga hasn't endeared Movie Games S.A. to many.
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Dustin Bailey joined the GamesRadar team♋ as a Staff Writer in May 2022, and is currently based in Missouri. He's been covering games (with occasional dalliances in the worlds of anime and pro wrestling) since 2015, first as a freelancer, then as a news writer at PCGamesN for nearly five years. His love for games was sparked somewhere between Metal Gear Solid 2 and Knights of the Old Republic, and these days you can usually find him splitting his entertainment time between retro gaming, the latest big action-adventure title, or a long haul in American Truck Simulator.
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