Breaking Bad Simulator "Contraband" was launched on the first day!

　　The new multi-person cooperative crime simulation work "Schedule One" developed by independent studio TVGS has launched an early experience on the Steam platform today (25th). It received thousands of reviews on the first day, with a positive review rate of up to 99%. In this game, players will work with friends to create a dark empire for drug production and trafficking.

The game uses a first-person perspective and supports up to four-person online cooperation. Players will start from scratch in the fictional West Coast city "Cape Town" and start from penniless drug dealers. By establishing a simple greenhouse to grow drugs, a complete drug production and trafficking industry chain will be gradually built.

The game provides a rich drug production system, starting with simple leaf planting. As experience accumulates, players can unlock more advanced drug production processes. Each drug has a unique production process, and players can also develop new formulas to create new drugs with special effects.

After successfully making drugs, players need to sell them everywhere in the city to make profits. In the early stage, we could only rely on walking or skateboards to transport. As the business grew bigger and bigger, we could not only buy new factories and build production lines to expand the scale, but also hire employees to assist in production and sales. After making enough money, you can also change into a luxury car for transportation.

However, this kind of shameful business is naturally full of dangers. A curfew is imposed at night in cities, and beware of police searches during black market transactions. Conflicts often break out between different drug trafficking groups, and players need to prepare weapons and fight side by side with their companions.

The game also includes a variety of pastime gameplay. Players can squander money in the casino and experience gambling games such as blackjack. They either get rich overnight or lose all their money.

　　At present, "Contraband" is on sale on the Steam platform, and you can enjoy a 15% discount before April 1, with a discount of about NT$278. The game only supports English interface and voice.