If you havnt bought Schedule I you have to get the game as soon as possible!

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 I can not express how absolutely amazing this game is... I have not been hooked to a game for this long in quite some time. What game am I talking about? Schedule I.

Shedual I is one of the most insane videogames created by a SINGLE developer over the span of roughly 3 years.

What a feat that is! Not only did he acomplish something amazing, and beautiful. He also managed to make a game that broke through the water almost instantly! I am a huuuuge fan of this mans work. Hard work deffinately pays off!

Im not going to say much here. I want to just show you screenshots of the game and you can make a decision.











There is so much jammed into this small game that I cant even begin to share what your possibilities are! I don't even want to spoil anything! If you cant pay for the game you need to grab the demo, and try it out!

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