Late last month, the superhero work comedy Dispatch was released by AdHoc Studio. Since then the episodic adventure game has sold 1 million copies in its first 10 days, and the fan response has only grown from there. So much so that AdHoc Studio co-founder Pierre Shorette has acknowledged that the game may not be one-and-done after this week’s finale.

Shorette and his fellow co-founder Nick Herman were guests on The Friends Per Second podcast (Via Eurogamer) when a question about Dispatch Season 2 came up.

“[I think] that we’re going to have to at least think about Season 2 now,” said Shorette. “That was a question mark three weeks ago, you know. So, it’s a very cool problem to have.”

Shorette reiterated that AdHoc already has a video game project in the works with Critical Role, which will be set in the fantasy world of Exandria. Critical Role’s Travis Willingham has said that the game will feature a brand-new story, but characters from the Vox Machina, Mighty Nein, and Bells Hells campaigns could appear.

The final two episodes of Dispatch Season 1 will premiere on November 12. Dispatch hit a new high on Steam last week with over 131,000 concurrent players. It’s possible that the finale will carry the game past that benchmark.