UPDATE: Dispatch Is Soaring To Switch 2 And Switch Next Month

Update: 12/17/25 – Following its appearance on the Australian Nintendo eShop this morning (read the original version of this story below for more details), it’s been confirmed that Dispatch is indeed making the jump to Switch 2 and Switch on January 28. 

Developer AdHoc Studio announced the news on social media, and the US eShop now has a store page where the game can be pre-ordered at a 10 percent discount. ($26.99 instead of $29.99). Those who buy the game on the original Switch can also upgrade to the Switch 2 version for free. 

Original Story: Dispatch is one of the best narrative experiences of the year, and the superhero workplace comedy may be heading to Switch platforms, according to a recent eShop listing.

The Australian Nintendo eShop has store listings for Dispatch for Switch 2 and Switch arriving on January 29 (thanks, Wario64). Additionally, there’s a free upgrade to the Switch 2 versions for those who first purchased the game on the original Switch. A digital deluxe bundle is also available to pre-order.

Developer AdHoc Studio has not officially announced that Dispatch is coming to Switch at the time of writing, but these listings seem legit, so we will likely hear about a U.S. release sooner rather than later.  We’ll update this story accordingly if/when that happens. 

Dispatch stars Aaron Paul as Robert Robertson, a former superhero turned office dispatcher for a team of reformed supervillains. The game has received critical acclaim for its story, writing, and characters, and sold over 1 million copies within its first 10 days of launch. Dispatch is currently available only on PlayStation 5 and PC, with all eight episodes now available after a four-week episodic release starting on October 22.

If you’re looking to grab Dispatch on PC, the game will be amongst the titles discounted during the Steam Winter Sale. Otherwise, be sure to read our interview with Aaron Paul about his experience working on Dispatch. Read Game Informer’s Dispatch review here.