Dispatch

About Dispatch

Dispatch is a superhero workplace comedy game. You play MECH Suit Guy, who loses his mech and ends up as a dispatcher at a superhero dispatch center, managing a team of former supervillains, deploying heroes to city emergencies, and juggling office politics and relationships on the road to rebuilding his mech and seeking revenge.

Dispatch is an interactive narrative superhero workplace comedy set in modern-day Los Angeles, built by the writers and directors behind Tales from the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us. You play Robert Robertson, nicknamed "MECH Suit Guy," whose mech is destroyed in a final showdown with his archnemesis. Forced out of the front lines, he takes a job at the superhero dispatch center as a low-level dispatcher. Your main job is managing a hero team made up of reformed supervillains. From a strategy map, you monitor emergencies across the city in real time and send out heroes — the right ones or the wrong ones. Every decision shapes the story, from casual break-room chatter to life-or-death moments at incident scenes. Your choices define your relationships with the heroes, shift their loyalty, and lead to multiple branching endings in the main story. Managing the team takes more than superpowers. Each character has their own quirks, flaws, and psychological baggage, so you need to balance their different needs to hold the team together. Through dialogue and decisions, you unlock and upgrade hero skills to make them more effective when they reach the scene. The game blends narrative choices, strategic deployment, and American-style humor, exploring what really makes a hero — whether that means charging into battle in a cape or running the show from behind the scenes. Dispatch supports 16 languages, including Simplified Chinese. It was independently developed and published by AdHoc Studio and released on October 22, 2025, on PC (Steam) and other platforms.