Denshattack is bringing a fresh idea to skateboarding games by combining street skating with high-speed train travel in a colorful platforming adventure.
Developed by Undercoders and published by Fireshine Games, Denshattack is out now.
The game follows Emi, a ramen delivery driver who travels across a near-future Japan that has been heavily affected by climate change.
Deliveries are made by train, but getting from one stop to the next is anything but ordinary.
As players travel across the railway system, Emi joins a group of train drivers who race toward their destinations while pulling off skateboard tricks along the way.
Players can jump between rooftops, grind rails, chain together trick combinations, and navigate platforming sections throughout the train routes.
The game's colorful presentation blends futuristic cityscapes with railways, stations, and urban environments, giving players plenty of places to skate while keeping up with the pace of the train.
Platforming challenges and trick lines are combined to create a gameplay style that feels different from traditional skateboarding titles.
While delivering bowls of ramen remains Emi's main job, every route becomes an opportunity to earn points through stylish skating and trick combos.
Racing against other train drivers also gives players another objective as they balance speed with scoring.
With its unusual setting and arcade-style gameplay, Denshattack offers a different take on the skateboarding genre by mixing platforming, train travel, and trick-based action into one experience.
For core heads and gamers looking for something outside the usual skateboarding formula, Denshattack is worth checking out.
You can purchase the game on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S. It has received mostly positive reviews from critics.