10 questions
Questions
What people ask most about the game and about this site.
- What is Dispatch?
- A single-player narrative game from AdHoc Studio where you run a superhero dispatch desk. Each call lists the stats it needs, and you pick the hero whose sheet clears them. The story between the calls is the point.
- How many episodes are there?
- Eight. Episodes 1 and 2 launched on October 22, 2025, then two more each week through November 12. The season is complete — around 14 hours in total.
- How many heroes can you dispatch?
- Seven are documented across Episodes 1 and 2: Coupé, Malevola, Prism, Sonar, Golem, Flambae, and Invisigal. Each has five stats rated 1–10, and Prism is the only one at Charisma 9.
- Do the choices actually matter?
- Yes, and you can't take them back — there's no manual save. Three decisions in the first two episodes change later storylines, and the confidant you pick in Episode 2 stays with you through Episode 8.
- Can I permanently miss achievements?
- Nine of the documented ones, yes. Perfect Dispatch needs the optimal hero on all three Episode 1 calls, and the Episode 1 finale branches can't both happen in one run. Plan on two playthroughs.
- Is there a time limit on calls?
- No. Dispatch doesn't rush you, so read every requirement before you send anyone. Steam also lists it as playable without timed input.
- Which platforms are supported?
- PC via Steam, at $29.99. Console availability varies by region and timing.
- Is this the official site?
- No. It's a fan-run reference with hero files, call records, and episode notes. Store details are read live from Steam; everything else is community-sourced.
- How do you rank heroes?
- Two ways. The overall tier list follows the game's own S-to-B bands, driven by how many usable stats a hero has. The per-call board scores the requirement each hero clears by the least, because one stat short loses the call however high the others are.
- Can I submit corrections or tips?
- Yes. Send them over and verified updates go into the next refresh. Episodes 3 to 8 are the thinnest part of this guide, so those are the most useful.