Dispatch, an episodic superhero workplace comedy developed by AdHoc Studios, has become a major success, selling over 1 million copies within its first 10 days of release. The game, starring Aaron Paul as a former superhero working as a dispatcher for reformed villains, has received widespread critical acclaim, with a 93% rating on Metacritic and praise for its story, character development, and performances by notable actors and content creators. Despite the final episodes not yet released, the studio has indicated it is considering a second season, highlighting the game's popularity and potential for further episodes. Co-founders Nick Herman and Pierre Shorette mentioned on a podcast that they are now thinking about the possibility, which was uncertain just weeks ago. Additionally, AdHoc Studios is working on a project set in the world of Critical Role's Exandria, inspired by Dispatch, promising a unique storyline. The game's success has also revived interest in episodic gaming, with Dispatch being a prime example of its comeback.