Players in *Schedule 1* are exploring the sky using exploits

In the drug-dealing simulator *Schedule 1*, players are exploiting in-game physics to bypass map boundaries. Using techniques like jump-boosting and prop-jumping, users are accessing rooftops and the skybox. These mechanics allow unexpected exploration beyond intended gameplay limits. Players are also utilizing skateboarding while in the sky to glide, creating a new way to navigate the game world. *Schedule 1* recently became a top-selling game on Steam. This rise in popularity follows the discovery of these physics-based exploits. The game's community is growing rapidly, and the developers plan to add new features like a fishing minigame, parkour, and heroin. *Schedule 1* continues to evolve as players push the boundaries of its mechanics.