The Nintendo Switch version of Dispatch has been censored

Dispatch has officially arrived on Nintendo Switch, but the console release is not entirely identical to other versions. Users have noticed changes related to content censorship, which have become mandatory on Nintendo platforms.

The main difference is the absence of a censorship mode toggle. While on other devices, players could independently select the level of explicitness, on Switch, this setting is fixed by default and cannot be changed. As a result, some visual elements with more risqué content are unavailable for viewing.

The developers at AdHoc Studio confirmed the restrictions and explained that the changes were made as part of a collaboration with Nintendo and comply with the company's requirements for published projects. The developers emphasized that the edits were limited to the design and specific details, and did not affect the narrative or mechanics. Dispatch's storyline and gameplay on Switch are completely identical to the original release, and the censorship did not affect key scenes or the story's content.