Dispatch

AdHoc's first season of its Telltale-like superhero comedy show is officially wrapped, and we can finally share all our thoughts.

*SPOILER FREE* This is where it feels like Dispatch really kicked into full gear.

Yes, I too want to settle down with my forever wife Blonde Blazer, but that's going to be too tough for AdHoc to make.

The game is a certified hit and it seems AdHoc wants to make the most of it.

An impressive milestone for such a small indie team whose choose-your-own-adventure thriller has quickly become one of Steam's biggest surprises this year.

After being told by publishers certain games tanked, AdHoc Studio knew the formula wasn't at fault.

More than 220k players joined to see how Robert Robertson's story would end.

Now the game has sold over a million copies and the first season isn't even fully out, it seems AdHoc is aware of the success in its hands.

Seems like we're going to have to play through Episode 5 over and over to get Flambae karaoke.

We'll be tackling the next two episodes right as they go live later today!

This proves that people aren't tired of superheroes, they just want fresh and unexpected approaches to them.

As new episodes are set to release today, we're diving back into Robert Robertson's quest to manage a bunch of dysfunctional superheroes.

A mini-reviewcast is on the schedule in the 71st episode of the show, all before we talk current events again.

But then a little, lesser-known event called COVID happened and the whole thing changed.

The game will also harken back to Telltale's old strategy by releasing episodes weekly.

Have you always dreamed of leading your own superhero force? Well, Joel has been testing his wings as an emergency leader in Dispatch...

AdHoc Studio presents a narrative adventure with animation slightly reminiscent of Invincible.