A demo for Dispatch is out there on the PC so we can all see if Dispatch is going to be the superhero game for us all
The call center is one step closer to being open, as we now have a demo out there for Dispatch on the PC. This would be the new superhero title that AdHoc Studio is putting together for us that has some fairly large voice talent behind it all. It has been a little bit of time since it was revealed to be a game out there, so it is not a massive shock if you need a solid reminder. Well, beyond being able to have a sample of the first few days of gameplay in Dispatch right now. Something that will hopefully be worked in a way that when it fully launches on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, it will still feel new for those who are going to give the demo a try.
Just in case you still have little idea of what Dispatch is, it is an adventure game that will have Aaron Paul taking the lead as a new dispatcher for a group of misfit superheroes in the world. Our task will be to take the calls and send out those who are needed to save the day, while also managing the normal day-to-day life of an employee. The mundane side of things that many will not even think about out there. All with Dispatch using some of the gameplay elements from other choose-your-adventure titles that the development team is known for, too. All to, hopefully, give us an engaging story that we will want to replay many times over, outside of just hearing the voice cast offer up some fun work. Here is a sample of it all, just in case you need it before downloading the demo.
Dispatch — Official Demo
Check out the official demo trailer for Dispatch, an adventure game starring Aaron Paul and Laura Bailey where you’re a dispatcher that manages a dysfunctional team of misfit heroes and strategize who to send to emergencies around the city, all while balancing office politics, personal relationships, and your own quest to become a hero.
Dispatch will be coming to PC and Console in 2025. Wishlist and play the demo NOW!
Featuring an all-star cast from every corner of entertainment.
- Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad, Westworld, Black Mirror)
- Laura Bailey (The Legend of Vox Machina, The Last of Us II, Marvel’s Spider-Man)
- Erin Yvette (Hades II, The Wolf Among Us, Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon)
- MoistCr1TiKaL (Charles White)
- Jacksepticeye (Sonic Prime, River City Girls 1 & 2, Bendy and the Ink Machine)
- Travis Willingham (The Legend of Vox Machina, Critical Role, Lego Avengers)
- Alanah Pearce (V/H/S Beyond, Cyberpunk 2077, Gears 5)
- Lance Cantstopolis (Karate, Dancing, Actor)
- Joel Haver (Filmmaker, Actor, YouTuber)
- THOT SQUAD (Musician: Pound Cake, Hoes Depressed)
- Matthew Mercer (Critical Role, Overwatch, Resident Evil 6)
- Jeffrey Wright (American Fiction, The Batman, Casino Royale)
Will you be giving Dispatch a little bit of a play out there, or will you be holding out for the full version? How many branch points will there be in the story, and will it all feel like the choices truly meant something in the end of it all? How weird will some of these heroes get in the mix, and will some of them be the true rejects that no super teams would ever want to deal with? Answer the call and head into the comment section to discuss all of those new thoughts out there. We are all over Dispatch and will have many more updates as soon as we can for it. Please keep dialed in on the site and our social channels to keep as up-to-date on all of it as you so wish to do. Even after beating the demo that is out there now.