Schedule I’s v0.4.7 update adds four traveling customer groups, a new laundering business, fresh buildables and more cosmetics. This is a real expansion of the business loop, not another small hotfix.

The update is live now. Special customers periodically arrive in town and buy larger quantities of the product types they prefer, which gives your operation a new demand spike to plan around.

A Schedule I interior with a player character and equipment.
Image: TVGS.

Special Customers Create Bigger Windows

The new customer groups are Hippies, Party Bus, Businessmen and Bikers. Each group has its own preferred product types, and each can buy in larger quantities than the ordinary traffic you are used to serving.

That changes the value of holding stock. You still need normal customers to keep money moving, but a special group gives you a reason to keep the right product ready instead of selling every batch the moment it is finished. The update does not turn the game into a simple buy-low, sell-high spreadsheet. It gives the route more pressure when the right group arrives.

The Laundering Business Adds Another Job

The update also adds a new laundering business. TVGS has not put every requirement and payout detail in the announcement, so do not treat the first launch notes as a complete profit guide. The confirmed change is the new business layer, not a guaranteed best route.

If you have been running the same properties and delivery paths for a while, this is the addition most likely to change your next expansion decision. A new business means more setup questions: what it costs, how much attention it needs, and whether it pays back faster than another existing upgrade.

A Schedule I player character works inside a furnished room.
Image: TVGS.

Build More Around The Town

Version 0.4.7 adds new purchasable cosmetics and floor-level buildables. Those additions are smaller than the customer groups and laundering business, but they matter if your operation has started to feel like a collection of boxes rather than a place you control.

The update also adds new special-customer behaviors. The announcement lists customers talking on the phone, using laptops, sitting on the ground, dancing, getting sick and causing other disruptions. Those behaviors are presentation details, but they also make the new groups easier to read when they show up.

Two More Updates Are Planned

TVGS says it has two other updates in development for release before the end of 2026. The developer also says the art team is reviewing existing visuals before the first map expansion. Those are plans, not dates, so keep them in the watch column until a schedule arrives.

The practical move is to install v0.4.7, find out how the four special groups affect your current stock, and test the laundering business before rearranging the whole operation. Do not rebuild everything around a promise that has not shipped yet.