Denshattack! Review Calls Train Trick Game A Y2K Throwback
The review frames Denshattack! as a Tony Hawk-style trick game rebuilt around trains and set in a dystopian Japan, which is the pitch a nominating jury and a 98 percent Steam rating have already responded to.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
A Game Spark review of Denshattack! describes an arcade-style 3D train trick action racer from Barcelona studio Undercoders, published by Game Source Entertainment and Fireshine Games. It lists 2,752 Steam reviews with 98 percent positive at the time of writing, a BitSummit PUNCH! grand prize nomination in May 2026, and four nominations at gamescom award 2026 in August. It is priced at 2,420 yen.
The review describes a control scheme built on four inputs: the triggers handle jumping and braking, the sticks handle movement and tricks. Scoring follows skateboarding convention, with combos raising the multiplier and any fall or collision wiping the accumulated points.
More than 50 tracks are themed on Japanese regions, cities, and landmarks, grouped into five types: goal runs, three-lap races against other trains, timed score attacks, mission tracks that require breaking structures, collecting items, or making deliveries, and boss fights. Most tracks run five to ten minutes, and every mistake can be retried from just before it happened.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.