Dispatch is a story-driven game created by AdHoc Studio, a team of developers previously at Telltale and Ubisoft. It offers a unique take on the superhero world, putting you in the role of a dispatcher who manages supervillains. Instead of traditional heroes, you’re working with a company that ‘rehabilitates’ villains through the Phoenix Program, sending them on strange missions and rescues.
The Nameless Sword and Spear are good weapons to start with, but after you rescue Qi Sheng in Where Winds Meet and find an Oddity for him, you’ll unlock more specialized options. If you’re unsure which weapon to choose, here’s a quick look at each one.
Players trying to perform a bow for certain puzzles are often confused because the game’s emote menu doesn’t have a clear bowing option. Some think it’s an emote you unlock as you play the story, while others search for a button to press, expecting it to work like changing your character’s appearance in WWM. However, bowing is actually easy – you just need to know how! Here’s a simple guide.
Here are the Where Winds Meet exchange codes:
People reacted strongly to the post, with many criticizing Arena Breakout: Infinite. They said the game wasn’t running well, fewer and fewer people were playing it, and it hadn’t really brought anything new to the shooting game scene.
Manor Lords stands out for its incredibly realistic and detailed depiction of medieval life. From the way buildings look to the everyday objects and the growth of towns, the game prioritizes authenticity. Created initially by a single developer (who has since grown the team), it achieves a visual quality comparable to much larger, more expensive games. Features like accurate architecture, natural lighting, changing seasons, and lively towns full of people and goods create a deeply immersive experience. Each village feels genuinely alive, thanks to handcrafted details, realistic landscapes, and historically accurate buildings – it’s far from the typical, rigidly planned city builder.
In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Nick Herman, co-founder of AdHoc Studio, shared that he and several former Telltale Games developers previously worked at Ubisoft’s San Francisco office. While there, they were developing a new Splinter Cell game, but Ubisoft shifted its priorities towards games-as-a-service, ultimately leading to the project becoming the online shooter XDefiant. This news surprised many, including a former executive producer who remembers the situation differently.
In Anno 117: Pax Romana, Denarii are the coins used as money. You can track your earnings and spending with the Balance display at the top-right of your screen, next to your current coin total.
Beyond its compelling story and detailed world, this arc is packed with exciting action. The Elbaf arc features numerous fantastic fights, and some connect to events shown in the God Valley flashback. The battles vary in length—some are quick, lasting just a few minutes, while others are extended and take hours to unfold.
While Where Winds Meet does include a gacha system, it’s designed to be fair – you won’t need to spend any money to enjoy the full game. Here’s an explanation of how the gacha mechanics work.