$19.99Denshattack! Skate the rails, chase the score
Grind trains through a bright dystopian Japan, chaining tricks and drifting across tracks at full speed.
Is Denshattack! worth it?
Denshattack! is worth it if…
- you want a game that is genuinely silly and commits to the bit completely
- you love chasing high scores, medals and one more perfect run
- you like fast games where the story stays light but the characters stick with you
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Skateboarding, but the skateboard is a train
Ollie, kickflip and grind like a skater, then hop to an adjacent track mid-air to keep your combo alive. The trick system starts simple and keeps handing you new moves chapter after chapter, so your runs keep getting wilder. One moment you are chaining flips over a meadow, the next you are drifting across four tracks at once to squeeze a few more points out of a jump. Every stage scores you on tricks, time and objectives, so a clean run always leaves you thinking about the cleaner one.
A Japan sealed under domes
Your job, alongside a pack of outcasts and underground gangs, is to race through the country and take the tracks back. The journey runs from the countryside of Kyushu through the metropolises of Osaka and Tokyo to the snowfields of Hokkaido, and each region brings its own courses and its own rules to break.























