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Dispatch Global Steam Gift
GiftSteamGLOBAL$27.92
Dispatch PC Steam Altergift
GiftSteamGLOBAL$32.33
Dispatch (PC) - Steam Gift - GLOBAL
GiftSteamGLOBAL$36.62
Ratings
Steam
Overwhelmingly positive
169,419 reviews
Metacritic
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Dispatch was developed by AdHoc Studio. Publisher: AdHoc Studio. Game modes: Single-player and Multi-player.
In the recorded Steam data, 98% of 169,419 user reviews are positive. HowLongToBeat reports about 8.6 hours for the main story.
Dispatch comes from the writers and directors behind Tales from the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us, and it turns superhero fiction into a workplace comedy. You play Robert Robertson, aka Mecha Man, whose mech suit gets destroyed fighting his nemesis, forcing him into a very different job: running a dispatch center staffed by a roster of ex-supervillains he's now supposed to be rehabilitating.
Every decision ripples outward, from breakroom banter to life-or-death calls out in the field, shifting your relationships with the team, their allegiances, and where your own arc as Mecha Man eventually lands. A strategy map lets you review ongoing emergencies and choose which hero to send, and every deployment is a real risk-reward call, since the wrong choice can leave lasting consequences for both your team and the city. Managing the roster goes past raw powers too. Each hero comes with their own quirks, flaws, and personal baggage that need handling if you want to keep the group functional, and upgrading their skills unlocks new abilities that make them more effective out in the field.
The cast leans heavily on recognizable voices from across entertainment, including Aaron Paul, Laura Bailey, Matthew Mercer, and Jeffrey Wright, giving the workplace comedy a stacked ensemble to carry its blend of narrative, strategy, and humor.
