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AdHoc Studio's Dispatch is one of the best narrative-focused games in years, cutting through superhero malaise to deliver a funny, hopeful story.

A heartfelt story told within a mature, superhero workplace comedy, Dispatch has managed to find itself in my top games of the year. My review explores its lovable characters and gorgeous art style to soak up over the course of eight episodes.

In an exclusive interview, 'Dispatch's writer talks about the game's success, crafting a superhero world, and the future of narrative titles.

'Dispatch' is a brilliant twist on the superhero genre that finally feels like the true spiritual successor to Telltale Games.

A direct upgrade over the first two, and a major leap for video game storytelling.

There's more to be revealed in future episodes.

They should sound familiar.

The two-episode premiere converted this sceptic.

Interview | The Telltale-style game sees Aaron Paul play a hero-turned-dispatcher for an invisible asthmatic and a man-bat who does investment fraudI