Dispatch has become a million seller after only ten days
This proves that people aren't tired of superheroes, they just want fresh and unexpected approaches to them.
Dispatch was launched less than two weeks ago, offering a slightly different take on superheroism in an adventure where your choices determine how the story, relationships, and your tasks unfold. This was clearly a premise that really appealed to people, because it has now been announced via Bluesky that the game has sold a million copies after just ten days.
The title is being released in episodes, with two parts each week, and four of the eight episodes have launched so far (parts five and six arrive tomorrow, and seven and eight are coming next week). The episodes are released as free DLC, so no subscription or similar is required to play if you buy the game.
We have reviewed the first four episodes, and you can read what we think here.
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This proves that people aren't tired of superheroes, they just want fresh and unexpected approaches to them.
We're clocking in for Dispatch on today's GR Live
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