
Have you ever considered creating your own crime empire, without the legal and moral consequences? SIMULATE IT! Crawl into the dark alleys of the street business in this OG drug-dealing game, and make a fortune! A co-op sequel – DDS2 – is out NOW
Most likely between $7.8M and $22M. On 8 games checked against developer-reported sales, our median error is 11%. How we estimate →
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $19.99 | 86% | approximately $12.9M |
| PlayStation | $24.99 | 79% | — |
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Reviews
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Reviews
i enjoyed it for the first few hours, but after that it got pretty boring. it's exactly what the title says it is - you're just a drug dealer, but it gets really repetitive and the only difficulty increase is that people will order way more than what you can currently afford or have on-hand. the wait time for supplies also increases as you need more stuff, so you'll have to wait 4+ in-game hours. you can speed up the time but you still wait a while irl. the packaging system is really intuitive, but everything else regarding dealing is kinda janky. cops will single you out during curfew but the NPCs that just bought drugs off you can walk by with no issues, almost like they don't exist. a lot of the buyers will also stand out in the open, so you have to wait for the cops to move on from that area because they like to circle back. overall, it has a good anti-authority message and there's some great humor in it, but the progression is really slow and it gets too grindy.
A lot of features were teased during promotion but never delivered and the actual game is way more stripped down than any expectation from the trailers. It never felt finished and a lot of things give a rushed impression. The world feels dead and the post-apocalyptic design seems like a cut corner. The gameplay is simple and repetitive, more like a typical phone game. The graphics are not well optimized and it's hard to get a proper fps.
The game that came out years before schedule 1 yet lost to them in sales within weeks of release. Then tried to sue the single dev that created schedule 1 for stolen gaming mechanics or whatever. This is the more realistic version of schedule 1, but you worked for the cartel first, and it's without co-op. Shame it seems like the devs abandoned it, would love to see more to this story. Personally I enjoy it more than schedule 1 but that's just my opinion. 10/10.
The closest thing we will get to a Breaking Bad game.
Glitchy, broke within 20 minutes of playing. The game also has an overconfident, edgy teen kind of vibe to it that's not appealing.
just go buy schedule 1 its better in every way
Ta gra jest totalnym gównem. Początek gry jest fajny i w porządku tak sobie chwilę pobiegać, ale ta gra staję się symulatorem biegania z punktu A do punktu B i na odwrót. Kupując tą grę wiedziałem, że tak będzie, ale myślałem, że będzie to jakkolwiek urozmaicone niż bieganie jak idiota. Fabuła? Prawie jej nie ma. Mógłbym się założyć, że AI napisało fabułę, albo zatrudnili 3-letnie dziecko które napisało całą fabułę która na 100% twórcom tej gry zabrało łącznie 1 kartkę A5. Mapa? To jest żart. Miasto w tej grze jest podzielone na trzy dzielnice które są ułożone jak totalne gówno. Każdy sobie myśli teraz "hmm pewnie na biedną i bogatą dzielnicę" otóż nie XDDDD wszystkie dzielnice są biedno-bogate, a w jednej masz nawet port i farmę, ale nie ma tam ani skrawka ziemi na której jest farma i również nie ma wody przy porcie. A co najlepsze to te wszystkie dzielnice są odgrodzone jakimś idiotycznym murem berlińskim co jest totalnie bez sensu. Jeżeli będziecie już grali i postanowicie kupić swoją pierwszą wille to musicie się liczyć z tym, że będziecie mieć lagi siedząc w tej willi. XD Nie polecam.
I took the skills I learned in this game in to real life and am now serving a 10 year sentence in prison for selling fent 10/10 would sell fent again
Will never understand why this games suddenly getting hate. It still holds up to this day for me. It's not perfect I'll admit. But for the price it's pretty dang good.
After seeing the game on sale I thought why not.. I can see why it was on sale. The term you get what you pay for springs to mind. This game is the loneliest experience you will ever encounter. The city is dead. The game is repetitive and after a couple hours becomes horrendously stale. I powered through to see if anything changed and well it doesn't. At least with another similar game, the people who walk around can be sold too. You provide samples to people for minimal XP, seems like a total waste of time. You can mix drugs but for what reason? You are stuck selling the same 5-6 generic items, over, and over, and over. If you are a fan of simulator games then by all means purchase this when it is £2 or less, anything more then you must be on drugs. You will get a little bit of enjoyment out of it but then yeah. The assets in the game look like they have all been mashed together, the design is horrible. I appreciate it isn't a AAA but for the price they were initially trying to charge you.. you start to ask yourself where is the rest of the game. It's like buying a chocolate bar and only getting the wrapper..