We've seen quite a few games come out of nowhere this year to prove massive hits, like the co-op climbing game PEAK, and that's exactly what's happened with Dispatch over the past couple of weeks as well.
This is a story-focused adventure crafted by former Telltale Games employees featuring an impressive cast led by Aaron Paul of Breaking Bad fame. Two episodes have been released every week since late October on PC and PS5, and the game has already sold over one million copies in that time, as shared in a BlueSky post the other day.
So will we ever see it on Xbox? Well, the chances seem pretty high based on this success!
The developers of Dispatch have confirmed that an Xbox release is possible, stating on the game's official Discord server that they're "looking into additional platforms" for the game.
"Will the game come to other platforms? Our initial focus will be on supporting the game on Steam & Playstation. We're looking into additional platforms as well."
Of course, one way you can play Dispatch in the meantime is via the ROG Xbox Ally if you own one, as well as on a Steam Deck, standard PC, a PS5 and a few other methods.
We'll throw some more details about the game down below for those who are curious, and we'll obviously be keeping an eye out to see if Dispatch gets dispatched to Xbox at some point in 2026. Let's hope so!
From the writers & directors of Tales from the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us, Dispatch is a superhero workplace comedy set in modern day Los Angeles. You play as Robert Robertson, AKA Mecha Man, whose mech-suit is destroyed in a battle against his nemesis, forcing him to take a job at a superhero dispatch center: not as a hero, but a dispatcher. In charge of rehabilitating a group of ex-supervillains, you must manage your roster while navigating office relationships and rebuilding your suit for a shot at revenge.