Schedule 1 First Major Update: Patch Notes Reveal New Missions, Fixes & Co-Op Mode

The tactical survival shooter Schedule 1 has rolled out its first major content update, bringing a wave of changes to gameplay, missions, and performance. The patch, dubbed Operation Reboot, introduces long-requested features like 4-player co-op missions, weapon balancing, and fixes for critical bugs reported since the game’s launch. Fans can download latest version here to access the update immediately.

What’s New in the Schedule 1 Update?

The update focuses on expanding replayability and refining core mechanics. Key additions include:

• Co-Op Survival Mode: Team up with three players in «Blacksite: Extraction», a mission requiring coordination to secure intel and escape enemy waves.

• Weapon Overhaul: SMGs and sniper rifles now have adjusted recoil and damage curves for better balance.

• Quality-of-Life Fixes: Added customizable HUD elements, faster loot pickup, and improved enemy AI pathfinding.

Developers also addressed over 30 bugs, including progress-blocking glitches in the campaign’s third act and crashes tied to AMD GPUs.

Community Feedback Drives Changes

The patch notes highlight responsiveness to player critiques. For example:

• Stealth Buffs: Silenced pistols now deal 15% more damage to unaware enemies.

• Revamped Progression: Skill tree unlocks are 20% faster for solo players.

• New Customization: Earn 12 free cosmetic skins via in-game challenges.

How to Download the Update

Players can download latest version here to install the patch. The 9GB update requires a one-time restart. Note: Crossplay between PC and consoles remains «under evaluation» by developers.

What’s Next for Schedule 1?

Dataminers have already uncovered hints of a PvPvE mode in future updates, along with a seasonal battle pass system. For now, fans are diving into the co-op experience—though early reports note occasional server lag during peak hours.