Schedule 2

Schedule 2 is a crime-focused simulation game where players take on the role of an aspiring drug dealer trying to build an empire from scratch. The setting is the fictional west-coast city of Hyland Point, a place marked by poverty, opportunity, and high risk. Starting with no money, no product, and no network, the player must establish a foothold in the local underworld. The game is structured around business growth, strategic management, and territorial survival in a hostile environment.

Production, Sales, and Expansion

Players begin by crafting small batches of product using simple tools and ingredients. As demand grows, production becomes more complex. Each substance has its own manufacturing steps, and players must learn to manage supply chains while maintaining product quality. Some recipes unlock unique variants that appeal to specific customer types or offer higher profit margins. Selling can be done directly, or through hired dealers who handle specific neighborhoods and free up the player for higher-level planning.

Territory and Distribution Strategy

Movement around Hyland Point plays a critical role in distribution. Players can walk, skate, or drive between districts, delivering goods and collecting income. The city’s layout includes residential zones, industrial sites, and commercial areas—each with different levels of risk and demand. Property ownership allows for expansion and passive income, while new employees can automate production and improve efficiency. Coordination with suppliers is also necessary to scale operations sustainably.

Main systems in Schedule 2:

•         Drug crafting and ingredient management
•         Area-based demand and pricing strategy
•         Territory control and dealer recruitment
•         Property acquisition and employee upgrades
•         Automated logistics and supply chain building

Conflict and Law Enforcement

As the empire grows, so do the threats. Rival gangs and cartel groups will challenge your control of neighborhoods, leading to confrontations. Law enforcement begins with routine patrols but escalates to raids and surveillance if the player draws too much attention. Combat is an option, using melee or firearms, but stealth and planning are often more effective. Players must weigh the risks of violence against the need to protect assets or eliminate competition.

Multiplayer and Endgame Goals

The game features cooperative multiplayer, allowing players to team up and run shared operations. Roles can be divided among partners, such as one managing production while another handles expansion or defense. The ultimate goal is to dominate Hyland Point by maximizing revenue, securing influence, and avoiding collapse under pressure. With many paths to power and varied playstyles, Schedule 2 offers a sandbox approach to criminal enterprise, framed by rising stakes and limited time to succeed.