Dispatch

Dispatch is interesting in that it's combining the gameplay of "This is the Police" with the narrative structure of Telltale titles. Comparatively, it has much less going on in its gameplay as "This is the Police" as the latter has much more depth put into the moment to moment storytelling and there's a steeper failure curve. But it also came into the issue of overestimating the quality of its gameplay, where the gameplay is the main bulk of... - Full Review

Dispatch recasts heroism as bureaucratic labor: a former champion becomes a dispatcher managing reformed villains within a strict institutional system. Power shifts from spectacular feats to surveillance, scheduling, and performance metrics. Hero and villain identities blur as bodies become regulated assets. The game reveals heroism not as freedom, but as participation in a disciplined network that shapes subjects through constant oversight and control. - Full Review

Very little gameplay mechanics and hard to see consequences of your actions.

Mehr options und dann potenziell 90 (Megumi ahh)

I really enjoyed Dispatch, though i felt like some of the choiches dont matter. But I still enjoyed the acting, writing and art style. Need season 2 now!

I liked parts of it, which is why i didn't give it 1/5. But this type of game deserves no praise or support. It's a mediocre visual novel where 99% of choices don't matter, deceptively presented as a video game in which 99% of the gameplay (QTE + dispatching) is fake and gives you the same results regardless if you succeed or fail.

a mature interactive cartoon with great style, acting and writing. who would've thought that telltale games had to be disbanded to make their best game yet? bring on season 2 already!

Story about redemption and purpose. BOOYAH PEAK GAME