The superhero workplace comedy Dispatch wastes no time introducing romance as a key gameplay element, featuring relationship options right from the first episode. You can explore romantic storylines as part of the branching narrative, shaping the direction of your journey based on choices made throughout the season.
Currently available on PlayStation 5 and PC, the game gives you the chance to experience both confirmed and potential romance paths for its main character, Robert Robertson, formerly known as Mecha Man. These storylines blend naturally with the narrative’s humor and emotional depth, adding another layer of personalization to the superhero adventure.
Here’s everything you need to know about the available romance options in Dispatch.
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Confirmed romance options in Dispatch
Blonde Blazer is the only confirmed romance option during the opening chapters of Dispatch, and you are introduced to this relationship early in episode one. The romantic tension begins when Robert opens up about his past to Blazer, leading to a vulnerable and emotional moment.
As the conversation unfolds, Blazer removes Robert’s mask, presenting you with your first major choice: whether to “Kiss her” or “Let the moment pass.” Each decision branches the story in a distinct direction, shaping how their relationship develops while keeping the awkward chemistry between them intact.
Episode two adds a dramatic twist to the romance, revealing that Blazer already has a boyfriend. This revelation sets the stage for a complicated love triangle that influences the interactions in later episodes. The situation escalates when the boyfriend invites Robert to dinner, creating palpable tension as Blazer subtly tries to signal him to decline. The storyline captures the game’s mix of humor and emotional depth, making it one of the standout narrative threads in Dispatch’s evolving episodic journey.
Potential romance options in Dispatch
Invisigal, voiced by Laura Bailey from Critical Role, has quickly become one of the most talked-about potential romance options in Dispatch. Although you cannot pursue a romance with her in the first two episodes, the story drops multiple hints suggesting that her relationship with Robert Robertson could evolve in future chapters.
During their early interactions, especially the cookie shop scene, Invisigal shows a clear curiosity about Robert’s past. The biggest clue appears after a heated kitchen argument when the screen flashes the message, “Invisigal will remember this,” signaling a pivotal moment that might influence later storylines.
Their dynamic is filled with tension and chemistry that keeps players guessing. After their disagreement over a mission gone wrong, Invisigal tries to make peace by leaving a donut on Robert’s desk: a gesture that backfires when it gets smeared across his keyboard. It’s a small but clever example of how the game uses humor and emotional nuance to flesh out its characters, showing that her feelings for Robert are complicated and far from resolved.
Beyond Invisigal, other Z-Team members could become romance options as the season unfolds. Malevola, the rebellious half-demon voiced by Alanah Pearce, has become a fan favorite for her sharp wit and mischievous personality. While Coupe, a quiet ex-assassin, has a past encounter where Robert managed to make her laugh during a superhero bar scene, a moment that hints at an unspoken connection.
With new episodes releasing weekly through Nov. 12, Dispatch is steadily building anticipation around its developing relationships. AdHoc Studio’s episodic format gives everyone the chance to watch these bonds grow organically, with every romantic decision potentially shaping how Robert’s story concludes.
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