(18+) Dispatch received an update with new censorship versions

Players will be able to hide disturbing and piquant content.

In June, developers from AdHoc Studio returned to Dispatch and released an update that adds "new visual filters" (censorship options) to the game. The game's creators explained that this update "will have the greatest impact on players on Nintendo Switch," but these settings will also be available as additional options for players on PC via Steam and PlayStation 5.

The creators of Dispatch have prepared several versions of censorship: one will only hide genitals and explicit sounds, while the other, "full" version, will hide nude bodies and indecent gestures.

The censorship itself is diverse: you can use "mosaic" or blackouts, as well as "chaotic" — it will cover content with various objects; as an example, the developers showed shorts on a character.

AdHoc Studio

AdHoc Studio

The developer blog about the June Dispatch update is available at the following link.

Earlier, a representative of AdHoc Studio, in an interview with IGN Brazil, hinted that a new mode was being prepared for the game — players are expecting an "infinite dispatcher mode."

Currently, several studios are working on producing Russian voice acting for Dispatch; for example, localizations of several episodes from the Studii Net and NiKiStudio teams are available.