AdHoc Studio’s superhero workplace comedy Dispatch has achieved a remarkable milestone, surpassing one million copies sold in just ten days. The Los Angeles-based developer celebrated the achievement on social media, thanking fans for their overwhelming support and enthusiasm.

2 days. 80 million copies sold.
Would’ve been nice.
We sold 1 Million in 10 days though.
Still pretty good. pic.twitter.com/PwuJnI0HT7

— AdHoc Studio – Dispatch OUT NOW! (@theAdHocStudio) November 3, 2025

Dispatch launched on October 22 for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam at $29.99 / RM68.00. The episodic adventure debuted with Episodes 1 and 2, while additional chapters arrive weekly as free updates. Episodes 5 and 6 will launch on November 5, followed by the final two, Episodes 7 and 8, on November 12. Once complete, players will be able to experience the entire season from start to finish.

The Return of the Episodic Format

The success of Dispatch marks an exciting revival for the episodic adventure model once made famous by Telltale Games. Despite only half of the episodes being available, the game has shown that players still appreciate serialized storytelling when it’s delivered with creativity and strong writing.

On Steam, player engagement continues to climb with every new update. Each episode sparks spikes of up to 65,000 concurrent players, reflecting impressive retention and community enthusiasm. The game’s blend of superhero satire and workplace chaos has resonated deeply with fans, creating a dedicated following eager for each weekly release.

Positive Reception and What’s Next

Early impressions have praised Dispatch for its witty script, dynamic characters, and distinctive art direction. While some note that its self-aware humor might not appeal to everyone, most agree it offers a refreshing mix of comedy and narrative tension. Critics have also highlighted the voice acting and direction as standout elements that elevate the experience.

With the final two episodes on the horizon, players won’t have to wait long to see the story conclude. Dispatch has already proven that the episodic format can still thrive in today’s market when backed by engaging writing and a passionate fanbase. For more updates on Dispatch and its upcoming episodes, follow AdHoc Studio through their YouTube, X and Instagram.