Denshattack! is out on Steam with an Overwhelmingly Positive rating and has passed 300,000 players and 150,000 copies sold worldwide. A Game Spark review describes it as an arcade-style 3D train trick action racer set in dystopian Japan, priced at 2,420 yen.
Denshattack! is an arcade-style 3D train trick action racer from Barcelona studio Undercoders, published by Game Source Entertainment and Fireshine Games. It is set in dystopian Japan, where players fight the evil Mirai corporation using gravity-defying trains and tricks such as kickflips and sliding. It is priced at 2,420 yen.
The game has found a global audience. Fireshine Games and Boltray Games announced that Denshattack! passed 300,000 players and 150,000 copies sold worldwide. Steam reviews stand at 98 percent positive out of 2,600, an Overwhelmingly Positive rating.
Critical attention arrived before those sales figures. A BitSummit PUNCH! grand prize nomination came in May 2026, and gamescom award 2026 handed the game four nominations in August. Those nominations are the kind of recognition a nominating jury can give, and the 98 percent Steam rating is what players have done with it.
A Game Spark review frames Denshattack! as a Tony Hawk-style trick game rebuilt around trains. That is the pitch the jury nominations and the Steam rating have already responded to.
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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 stylish train battle action game Denshattack! has passed 300,000 players and 150,000 copies sold worldwide, Fireshine Games and Boltray Games announced. Steam reviews stand at 98 percent positive out of 2,600, an Overwhelmingly Positive rating. The game, set in dystopian Japan, has players fight the evil Mirai corporation using gravity-defying trains with tricks like kickflips and sliding.