Key Highlights
- Nick Herman discusses potential season 2 of the episodic superhero game Dispatch.
- Aaron Paul expresses hope for multiple seasons and more content from the game.
- The game has achieved significant success, selling 1 million copies in ten days.
New Horizons for ‘Dispatch’: Potential Season 2 on the Horizon
Nick Herman, a developer from Dispatch, recently shared his thoughts on the possibility of a second season with the Friends Per Second podcast. “We’re going to have to at least think about a season 2,” he stated. This development comes as a surprise since it was uncertain just three weeks ago whether there would be a continuation.
Stars in Sync: Aaron Paul’s Enthusiasm
Aaron Paul, the star of Dispatch and voice actor for Sonar, echoed similar sentiments during an interview with Moist Critical. “I hope that you and I get to do multiple seasons of this game,” he said. This statement underscores the positive reception the game has received from both developers and players.
Market Success: A Game-Changer
The success of Dispatch is undeniable, having sold 1 million copies in just ten days. The game also garnered a staggering 130,000 concurrent players on Steam, which is particularly impressive for a story-based game composed almost entirely of pre-rendered animation. On the PSN store, it holds the highest player-scored position with a score of 4.95 out of 5. The overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam also indicate strong satisfaction among its player base.
Future Possibilities: Expanding the IP
The success of Dispatch opens up numerous possibilities for expansion beyond just another game. There is potential to develop a more extensive universe, similar to that seen in the “Invincible” series, but with a more hopeful outlook on R-rated superheroes. The game’s humor and engaging narrative have garnered widespread praise, making it difficult not to envision more content from this IP.
The enthusiasm expressed by both developers and players suggests that the future of Dispatch looks bright. As the gaming industry continues to evolve, games like Dispatch could set new standards for interactive storytelling and player engagement.
