Check out this clip from Dispatch featuring Erin Yvette (who plays Blonde Blazer), casting director Linda Lamontagne and creative director Nick Herman from developer AdHoc Studio as they discuss the casting of Invisigal. The clip showcases the new commentary mode available in the adventure game for its one-year anniversary with the free Deluxe Edition update. The update also includes a storyboard mode. Dispatch is available now on PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.
Dispatch is a superhero workplace comedy where choices matter. Manage a dysfunctional team of misfit heroes and strategize who to send to emergencies around the city, all while balancing office politics, personal relationships, and your own quest to become a hero.
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Behind the Dispatch Desk
Dispatch has always made its superhero business feel wonderfully human: alongside citywide emergencies come office politics, strained friendships, and the daily challenge of getting an unruly team to work together. A new behind-the-scenes commentary clip puts that personality under the spotlight, bringing together AdHoc Studio creative director Nick Herman, casting director Linda Lamontagne, and IMDb-listed performer Erin Yvette, who plays Blonde Blazer. Their conversation centers on a particularly intriguing part of the production—the casting of Invisigal.
Finding the Voice of Invisigal
Voice casting can shape a character long before players learn every detail of her story. The clip offers a glimpse into how the team approached Invisigal, with Lamontagne and Herman discussing the decisions behind bringing the character to life. Yvette’s presence as Blonde Blazer adds another useful perspective, connecting the conversation to the performances that give Dispatch its sharp, character-driven edge. For more on the game and its creative team, visit AdHoc Studio’s official site and IGN.
A Commentary Mode Built for Curious Players
The clip also introduces a new commentary mode, included in the game’s free Deluxe Edition update for its one-year anniversary. Rather than simply revisiting Dispatch’s story, the mode gives players a chance to hear the people behind it discuss the craft and choices that shaped the experience. A storyboard mode joins the update, offering another way to look behind the finished scenes and explore the creative process. Players can find more about the anniversary release through AdHoc Studio and GameSpot.
The Workday Continues Across Platforms
At its heart, Dispatch is a superhero workplace comedy about making consequential calls while managing a team of misfit heroes—and the complicated relationships that come with them. The new extras suit that premise: they let fans spend more time with a game whose appeal lies as much in its personalities and performances as in its emergency-room strategy. The game is available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC; platform details are available from PlayStation and Nintendo.
