Dispatch Heads to Physical Release with Soundtrack Album!

Get ready, superhero dispatchers! AdHoc Studio has announced that their critically acclaimed office comedy-drama, “Dispatch,” is getting a physical release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. Published in partnership with PM Studios, this highly anticipated edition offers both standard and special steelbook versions, packed with exclusive digital content.

Deluxe Editions: More Than Just the Game

The $50 Standard Deluxe Edition includes the game on disc or cartridge, all downloadable content (DLC), a 100-page art book (with a digital copy!), four digital comics, a “Superhero Dispatch Network” brochure, a digital download code for the game’s soundtrack, and a double-sided poster. For those seeking an even more premium experience, the Steelbook Deluxe Edition is available for $60. This version boasts all the contents of the Standard Deluxe Edition, plus a specially designed metal case featuring the “Dispatch” logo. Due to the limited production run of the steelbook edition, it may be released at a later date.

Both editions will be available at major retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and Walmart. Regarding the Nintendo Switch version, AdHoc Studio notes that this is the “Switch 1” version and includes a “Switch 2 Edition” upgrade pack, along with some necessary adjustments to meet Nintendo’s standards – though they assure fans that these are “fun tweaks.”

What’s Inside?

Game disc/cartridge
“The Art of Dispatch” digital art book (100+ pages)
Four digital comics: Splash & The Last Bender, Pas De Deux & Shellshock, Get Up, The Death of Mecha Man
Digital download code for the game’s soundtrack
“SDN’s Guide to Dispatching” brochure (16 pages)
Mecha Man poster (double-sided)
Metal case (Steelbook Deluxe Edition only)

Adding even more value, Lost in Cult Records will also release a physical soundtrack album featuring the game’s original score by Andrew Arcadi and Skyler Barto, alongside licensed tracks. This collection will be available in two editions: “Prime Edition” with all three albums on classic black vinyl, and “Astral Edition” showcasing the same albums in colors representing the Superhero Dispatch Network team – Mecha Man’s blue, Invisigal’s transparent purple, and Blonde Blazer’s red-yellow combination.

“Dispatch,” which garnered significant attention last year and resonated with many players, but somehow didn’t receive the recognition it deserved during awards season, offers a story-driven adventure where you play as a reformed character taking over from retired superhero Mecha Man (Robert Robertson III) at the local Superhero Dispatch Network (SDN). While it remains unclear whether a sequel is in development, fans now have a fantastic opportunity to experience “Dispatch” in a more tangible way with this special edition release.