Dispatch is officially coming to mobile platforms.
Developer AdHoc is celebrating its workplace dramedy Dispatch’s first anniversary with tons of new content for fans, including two new game modes, a mobile port, and a live concert. The new game modes comprise a commentary mode with over 16 hours of recorded insights from the game’s cast and crew, and a storyboard mode that lets players see early animatics from the game.
Watch Dispatch’s announcement below:
Dispatch’s new game modes explained
Dispatch is officially getting two game modes, both of which are available now via a free update for anyone who owns the game’s Deluxe Edition. Commentary Mode adds over 16 hours of cast and crew commentary, featuring the game’s developers like creative director Denis Lenart and art director Derek Stratton, along with cast members Aaron Paul, Laura Bailey, and more.
Storyboard Mode is a little different, as it allows players to experience the entire game via storyboard animatics. Players can also enable commentary while playing through Storyboard Mode.
When is Dispatch launching on Android and iOS?
Dispatch is officially launching on iOS and Android platforms on 9 December, 2026. The game will be free-to-start, with its first four episodes being available for free. All episodes can be unlocked for US$19.99, with pre-registration on both Google Play and App Store opening up soon.
The game has also been rebuilt for mobile platforms to support vertical gameplay and touchscreen controls.
Dispatch live concert details
AdHoc is also bringing the music of Dispatch to Los Angeles, America in a live concert. The concert, entitled Dispatch: Night Shift, will be a one-night event held at AVALON Hollywood on 3 December, 2026. Composer Andrew Arcadi and the SDN Company Band, THOT SQUAD, Bershy, Primer, Caroline Kingsbury, and Fartbarf, will all feature in the concert.
Dispatch new merch explained
Dispatch is also getting a new anniversary merch collection with artwork by the game’s art director Derek Stratton, emblazoned on shirts, hoodies, and 100 signed album-art posters. The Deluxe Edition’s four digital comics are also coming as a physical set.
Lost in Cult is also teaming up with AdHoc for a hardcover book and collectible box, featuring behind-the-scenes interviews.
