drug dealing Archives

AppWizard

January 7, 2026

Schedule 1 developer TVGS is ‘an actual game studio’ now, with an office, desks, and a new guy named Rob: ‘By the end of the year, there will likely be 4 people working on Schedule 1’

Schedule 1, a lo-fi drug dealing simulator developed by Tyler, became a best-selling game on Steam in 2025. Tyler's Video Game Studio (TVGS) is expanding and plans to hire a 3D/technical artist, increasing the team to four members by year-end. A new patch for bug fixes and quality of life improvements is set to release next week, followed by another update in late February. Tyler aims to implement proper mod support and will confirm release dates only when confident in meeting them.

AppWizard

March 30, 2025

You may act like Walter White and look like Rick & Morty, but this drug-dealer sim blowing up on Steam isn’t just a goofy meme game

Schedule I is an early access first-person drug-dealing simulator available on Steam, blending elements of Rick & Morty and Breaking Bad. It has received an "Overwhelmingly Positive" rating from players due to its engaging mechanics and vibrant personality. Players start in a motel room dealing weed and can progress to build a drug manufacturing and distribution empire. The game is currently offered at a 15% discount for the month, and a demo version is available for potential players.

AppWizard

September 6, 2024

Milford Man Who Used Messaging App To Traffic Drugs Sentenced: Feds

Wilson Guzman, Jr., aged 40, has been sentenced to three years in prison for drug dealing. He used Telegram to distribute counterfeit oxycodone pills laced with fentanyl and fake Adderall pills containing methamphetamine. Guzman operated out of West Haven and North Haven, conducting in-person transactions and shipments via U.S. mail. From June to August 2023, investigators purchased over 1,000 counterfeit pills. He was arrested on September 6, 2023, after a search of his residence, where authorities seized methamphetamine pills, Xanax pills, psilocybin mushrooms, and approximately 20 kilograms of marijuana, along with two unregistered firearms. His bond was revoked due to continued drug dealings, and he pleaded guilty on May 20.