Dispatch Gets Over 16 Hours of New Content With Commentary Track, Mobile Version, and Live Concert to Celebrate Its First Anniversary

Dispatch, a debut title from AdHoc Studio, marked its first anniversary with an impressive array of new content and experiences. The game, which hit the shelves on October 22, 2025, received rave reviews and was developed by former Telltale alumni who showcased their storytelling prowess.

To celebrate, the studio offered players over 16 hours of additional content. This included Commentary Mode and Storyboard Mode in the Deluxe Edition, which allowed fans to delve deeper into the game's development process. Commentary Mode provided two audio tracks featuring the actors and developers discussing their roles in creating Dispatch, while Storyboard Mode offered a visual look at the planning behind the game's scenes.

For added value, existing Deluxe Edition owners received the new commentary and storyboard modes for free, while those with the standard version could upgrade for $10.99 USD. Mobile gamers could also rejoice, as Dispatch was making its debut on Android and iOS on December 9, 2026. The game would be rebuilt for touch screens and vertical play, with the first four episodes available for free. The full release would cost $19.99, with pre-orders opening soon on Google Play and Apple stores.

Fans were also treated to a release of a three-record vinyl set, featuring artwork from the game's art director, Derek Stratton. Physical merchandise such as shirts, hoodies, and comics were also available, with each comic volume showcasing a unique cover for an epic battle scene when placed together. Special collector's items, including a hardcover book and collectible box, were also up for sale.

The icing on the cake was a live concert on December 3, 2025, at AVALON Hollywood, featuring the voice of Prism, THOT SQUAD, and other notable artists. Tickets were extremely limited and available only to AdHoc Studio email subscribers before being opened to the general public. Dispatch had become a part of the lives of many, and the studio aimed to give fans more ways to experience the world they loved, whether through playing the game, exploring its original storyboards, or attending the unique live concert experience.