Sales of Dispatch, a game from a team of former Telltale developers, have surpassed 2 million copies

AdHoc Studios, founded by Telltale Games alumni, announced that its debut project, Dispatch, has sold over 2 million copies in less than a month since its release. To mark the occasion, the team unveiled new artwork featuring Bacon the dog, created by art director Derek Stratton.

The game's creators admitted they themselves are missing new episodes and thanked players for their support, but are in no rush to announce a sequel. The developers previously mentioned that they are already discussing a possible second season, but have not yet made any concrete decisions. They also clarified that they had to cut several intimate scenes during the development of the game.

Dispatch combines elements of a visual novel, an interactive cartoon, and strategy mechanics reminiscent of This is the Police. The story follows former superhero Robert Robertson, who becomes a dispatcher and leads a team of former villains who have turned to the side of good. The project is a comedy, with Aaron Paul and the Critical Role cast voicing key roles.

The first season consists of eight episodes, with releases beginning on October 22, 2025.