Independent developer TVGS has rolled out another significant content update for the wildly popular indie game Schedule 1, introducing an off-road skateboard alongside various bug fixes and enhancements. The update initially launched on the Schedule 1 beta branch but is now available to all players on Steam as of June 26.

2025 has proven to be an exceptional year for indie titles, with games like R.E.P.O. and Schedule 1 dominating Steam's charts. What sets Schedule 1 apart is its development by a solo creator, Tyler, who has maintained a consistent update schedule despite the game's massive success—peaking at nearly 460,000 concurrent players shortly after launch.

The June 26 update brings one of the most requested features: an off-road skateboard. Priced at $1,500 at the Shred Shack (north of the map), it allows players to navigate grass and dirt terrains at higher speeds, addressing previous complaints about skateboards stopping abruptly at curbs.

While fans celebrate the new content, Australian players await the game's relisting after its mysterious removal earlier this year. Developer Tyler clarified it wasn't banned but required proper age rating certification, with submission expected soon.

Looking ahead, the next major update—determined by player vote—will focus on a Rival Cartel system, slated for late July.

June 26 Update Patch Notes

Additions

• Off-road skateboard

Improvements

• Gradual skateboard stamina consumption
• Refined skateboard animations

Bug Fixes

• Resolved door interaction issues
• Fixed stamina consumption rates
• Corrected warehouse loading bays
• Addressed pricing algorithms