Dispatch Update Adds Censorship Options, Addresses Switch Concerns
Dispatch's HR Violations update introduces new player-controlled censorship features across platforms, while also restoring some content on Nintendo Switch.
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Dispatch developer provides new censorship options in HR Violations update
AdHoc Studio has released the 'HR Violations' update for its game Dispatch, adding new censorship options for nudity and language. While these options are available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch, the Switch version remains more heavily censored than others, with AdHoc Studio citing Nintendo's policies. An Xbox version is also planned for release later this year.
Dispatch HR Violations Pack Update Restores Content on Nintendo Switch
AdHoc Studios has released a free update for Dispatch, titled The HR Violations Pack, addressing player concerns about censorship on the Nintendo Switch version. The update restores previously censored content and introduces new filtering options, including a chaotic mode with absurd visual replacements, while also being available on PlayStation 5 and PC. Some restrictions remain due to Nintendo's requirements, but the studio aims to provide more transparency and player choice.
Dispatch ‘HR Violations Update’ now available, addresses some censorship on Switch 2 and Switch
AdHoc Studio has released the free "HR Violations Update" for Dispatch, adding optional censorship features to the PlayStation 5 and PC versions, and addressing censorship on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. The update allows players to choose between partial or full coverage for visual and audio content, with different styles like Mosaic, Chaotic, and Blackout available depending on the region.