How to play Schedule 1 beta version?

Schedule 1 received its first major content update, and it's currently available on the beta branch. If you want to test out all the fresh additions, your best option is to switch to the beta branch. The full version should have the same features before long, but it could take at least an extra day. This guide will help you to switch to the beta version, test the new features, and switch back to the full version whenever you like. How to download the Schedule 1 beta? The process to download Schedule 1 beta is really simple, but you have to complete a few extra steps. Open your Steam library. Select Schedule 1 from the library and right-click. Go to Properties to open a host of different options. Select the fourth option on the left that says beta. You'll find five different options to pick from. Select the third option. The third option hosts the beta version of Schedule 1 and fair warning — it might be unstable. There's always a risk of your saved file getting corrupted from the version. Only use the beta version at your own risk, for you can end up losing in-game progression. Close the window, and you'll see a [beta] tag beside the game in your Steam Library. Steam will automatically complete a small download, along with any new update that is available on the beta version. Screenshot via Destructoid How to switch to Schedule 1 full version? Switching back to the regular version is really simple. Complete the first three steps mentioned in the section above. Select the first option that says "None". This will switch your game back from the beta to the full version. Use this knowledge with caution, as the full version is more stable with almost zero risk of your saved file getting corrupted. Unless you're desperate to try out an update, it's safer to play the full version. The new update has added two new POIs, along with different cosmetic options for fans to use. The addition of the Pawn Shop will allow you to sell any item for cash that you might not need any longer. The post How to play Schedule 1 beta version? appeared first on Destructoid.

Apr 7, 2025 - 20:03

Schedule 1 received its first major content update, and it's currently available on the beta branch.

If you want to test out all the fresh additions, your best option is to switch to the beta branch. The full version should have the same features before long, but it could take at least an extra day. This guide will help you to switch to the beta version, test the new features, and switch back to the full version whenever you like.

How to download the Schedule 1 beta?

The process to download Schedule 1 beta is really simple, but you have to complete a few extra steps.

Open your Steam library.
Select Schedule 1 from the library and right-click.
Go to Properties to open a host of different options.
Select the fourth option on the left that says beta.
You'll find five different options to pick from. Select the third option.

The third option hosts the beta version of Schedule 1 and fair warning — it might be unstable. There's always a risk of your saved file getting corrupted from the version. Only use the beta version at your own risk, for you can end up losing in-game progression.

Close the window, and you'll see a [beta] tag beside the game in your Steam Library. Steam will automatically complete a small download, along with any new update that is available on the beta version.

Schedule 1 beta version — Screenshot via Destructoid

How to switch to Schedule 1 full version?

Switching back to the regular version is really simple. Complete the first three steps mentioned in the section above. Select the first option that says "None". This will switch your game back from the beta to the full version.

Use this knowledge with caution, as the full version is more stable with almost zero risk of your saved file getting corrupted. Unless you're desperate to try out an update, it's safer to play the full version.

The new update has added two new POIs, along with different cosmetic options for fans to use. The addition of the Pawn Shop will allow you to sell any item for cash that you might not need any longer.

The post How to play Schedule 1 beta version? appeared first on Destructoid.