AdHoc Studios has expanded the language support for Dispatch, with the latest update introducing an official Ukrainian localization for the narrative adventure game.

Released on July 14, the patch focuses entirely on accessibility rather than gameplay additions. Players can now experience subtitles and in-game text in Ukrainian, alongside newly added Latin American Spanish, Turkish, Thai, and Polish. The update does not include new story content, gameplay features, or balance changes, instead continuing the studio’s efforts to make the game available to a broader international audience.

The language update follows June’s HR Violations patch, which introduced expanded censorship options. Players gained access to customizable content filters, allowing them to adjust both the level and style of visual censorship. On PC and PlayStation 5, the uncensored mode remains enabled by default, while settings vary on other platforms.

AdHoc Studios has also confirmed that detailed patch notes covering gameplay changes will return with the next major or minor update, suggesting that the current release serves primarily as a localization rollout.

The addition of Ukrainian marks another milestone for the game’s post-launch support. Since its release, Dispatch has steadily expanded beyond its initial audience through platform launches and regular quality-of-life updates, while the development team continues to improve accessibility for players in new regions. The latest patch reflects that strategy, making the game’s dialogue-driven experience available in five additional languages without altering its core content.