Before a scene becomes finished animation, its timing and performances can take shape in a storyboard. Dispatch now lets players follow that earlier version across the entire superhero workplace comedy.
As part of its October 22 anniversary update, AdHoc Studio added Storyboard Mode and cast and crew commentary for owners of the Digital Deluxe Edition. The studio says the original storyboard animatics cover every episode from beginning to end.
A playable look behind the scenes
Rather than presenting a gallery of isolated drawings, the mode lets players experience the story through the boards used during development. AdHoc says players can switch between the original animatics and the finished animation in Settings.
AdHoc also shared this production image alongside the Storyboard Mode announcement.
Project: Dispatch
Production: AdHoc Studio
© 2026 AdHoc Studio, Inc. Separate editorial reuse permission unconfirmed.
Storyboards can be played alone or with commentary. The original game dialogue remains available with the game's supported subtitles, while the commentary is in English without subtitles.
Two perspectives on the production
The studio lists more than 16 hours of commentary across the episodes, with separate cast and crew tracks. Different player choices can reveal different commentary, connecting the behind-the-scenes perspective to the route through the story.
The update is free for existing Digital Deluxe Edition owners; the Deluxe upgrade is a separate purchase. AdHoc says Nintendo Switch players need to download the new DLC pack through the eShop, with regional conditions applying in some places.
AdHoc has also announced an iOS and Android release for December 9, 2026. Its mobile plans concern the base game, which the studio says has been rebuilt for touch and vertical play.
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