Dispatch turns one with commentary modes and a December mobile release
AdHoc Studio is marking the superhero workplace comedy's first birthday with 16 hours of commentary, storyboard modes, an iOS and Android version and a live concert.
By GamesNewsly Desk2 min read

Dispatch is one year old today, and developer AdHoc Studio is celebrating with a batch of additions. There are new behind-the-scenes modes for the game now, a mobile version on the way in December, and a live concert in Los Angeles. If you have been waiting to try the superhero workplace comedy on your phone, the first few episodes will cost nothing.
What is in the anniversary update
The headline additions are two new modes, Commentary and Storyboard. GameSpot reports that Commentary adds more than 16 hours of cast and crew commentary across two tracks, and that the choices you make in the game unlock different commentary. IGN also lists the new content, which it says includes the commentary track, a mobile version, a live concert featuring a performance from Prism herself, and more merchandise.
According to Gematsu, the Commentary and Storyboard modes update is available now.
Who gets it, and what it costs
The modes are tied to the Deluxe Edition. GameSpot says the update is free and available now on every platform where the Deluxe Edition is sold. Push Square says PS5 players who own the Deluxe Edition get the content at no charge, while owners of the base game can pay $10.99 to access it. That price comes from Push Square's PS5 coverage, and the other outlets did not give a price for base game owners on other platforms.
Rock Paper Shotgun notes the catch plainly: the new modes cover every episode, but only if you have the Deluxe Edition, and regular edition owners are out of luck on that front.
Dispatch comes to iOS and Android
The bigger news for newcomers is the mobile release. Gematsu reports that AdHoc Studio will release Dispatch for iOS and Android on December 9. GameSpot's headline adds that the first four episodes will be free on mobile. The coverage does not say what the remaining episodes will cost on mobile.
A concert and more
Beyond the game itself, AdHoc is planning a live concert in Los Angeles, according to GameSpot, and IGN says it includes a performance from Prism herself. The studio is also adding more merchandise. The coverage did not include a date or ticket details for the concert.
About the game
Dispatch launched on Steam on October 22, 2025. Its Steam listing describes it as a superhero workplace comedy where choices matter. You manage a dysfunctional team of misfit heroes, decide who to send to emergencies around the city, and juggle office politics and personal relationships along the way, all while pursuing your own quest to become a hero. The listing says all episodes are out now.
For anyone who has already finished the story, the commentary tracks offer a reason to go back, particularly since different choices unlock different commentary. For everyone else, December 9 on iOS and Android looks like the easiest way in.
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