The original soundtrack for the episodic game Dispatch will hit music streaming services in late November or December 2025, following the release of its final episode. However, Flambae's karaoke cover of Meredith Brooks' 'Bitch' from Episode 5's credits will not be included due to licensing restrictions. This announcement comes amid the game's surging popularity, with over 1 million copies sold in its first ten days.
Soundtrack Release Details
Developer Adhoc Studios plans to bring Dispatch's original score to major music streaming platforms after Episode 8 concludes the four-week episodic rollout. An exact release date remains unconfirmed, but it is expected in late November or December 2025. For now, fans can access much of the score on the official Adhoc Studios YouTube channel, including tracks from Episodes 5 and 6.
The Missing Track
One notable absence is Flambae's full karaoke cover of Meredith Brooks' 1997 hit 'Bitch,' which plays during Episode 5's credits. A PR representative told Eurogamer, 'We can't upload the Flambae cover, sadly. Maybe in the future, but right now we can't.' The track is licensed for use in the game, but the team lacks rights to include it on official soundtracks. They hinted at potential renegotiation down the line, especially given the game's strong reception.
Game Context and Success
Dispatch, a choice-based narrative superhero workplace comedy, launched in October 2025 with two episodes per week. The format has built anticipation similar to a TV series, driving concurrent Steam peaks to 131,000 players after the latest episodes. Sales have exceeded 1 million copies in just ten days. The project benefits from ties to Critical Role, with voice actors like Laura Bailey and Travis Willingham featured, though Critical Role's role is more promotional than publishing.