Recently, the superhero workplace comedy game "Super Hero Dispatch Center" officially announced on the social platform X that the sales of the game have exceeded one million, and a congratulatory picture was released.

Officials tweeted: "80 million copies sold in two days - that would be awesome. But it took us ten days to sell a million copies."

Game introduction:

"Super Hero Dispatch Center" is a superhero workplace comedy game set in modern Los Angeles.Its writers and directors' credits include "Walking with Wolves" and "The Walking Dead."

You play as Robert Robertson, nicknamed Mecha Man.Your mecha suit was destroyed in a battle with a mortal enemy, and you had no choice but to accept a job at the superhero dispatch center.This job is not to be a hero, but to be a dispatcher.It's your job to reform and manage a team of former supervillains, handle office relationships, and rebuild your suit in preparation for revenge.

In "Super Hero Dispatch Center", every decision you make affects the development of the story.From banter in the break room to life-or-death situations at accident scenes, your choices will affect your relationships with your heroes and their loyalties, as well as the direction of your own story.

Use the strategy map to view emerging emergencies and dispatch the appropriate (or inappropriate) heroes to deal with them.When making tactical decisions, weigh the risks versus rewards and know that each choice can have long-term consequences for your team and city.

Managing heroes sometimes involves more than just their abilities.Each hero has their own quirks, flaws, and baggage, and you'll need to delicately manage their differences to bring your team together.You need to improve their skills and inspire their potential to enhance their effectiveness at the emergency scene.

Blending story, strategy, and humor, Dispatch explores what it really means to be a hero: you can be the hero in a cape, or you can be the hero sitting behind a desk.

Gathering a cast of stars from all walks of life in the entertainment industry

Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad, Westworld, Black Mirror)

Laura Bailey ("The Legend of Vox Machina", "The Last of Us II", "Marvel's Spider-Man")

Erin Yvette (Hades II, The Wolf Among Us, Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon)

MoistCr1TiKaL (Charles White)

Jacksepticeye ("Sonic Prime", "River City Girls 1 & 2", "Bendy and the Ink Machine")

Travis Willingham ("The Legend of Vox Machina", "Critical Role", "Lego Avengers")

Alanah Pearce (V/H/S Beyond, Cyberpunk 2077, Gears 5)

Lance Cantstopolis (karate, dancer, actor)

Joel Haver (filmmaker, actor, YouTuber)

THOT SQUAD (Composer: "Pound Cake", "Hoes Depressed")

Yung Gravy (composer: "Betty (Get Money)", "oops!")

Matthew Mercer (Critical Role, Overwatch, Resident Evil 6)

Jeffrey Wright ("American Fiction", "The Batman", "Casino Royale")