Denshattack: A Review of the Unique Indie Game
Sometimes, a game comes along that makes you think “man, this is so up my alley it’s like it was made just for me.” Denshattack is one of those games.
Sometimes, a game comes along that makes you think “man, this is so up my alley it’s like it was made just for me.” Denshattack is one of those games.
Denshattack is a unique indie game that combines elements of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater and Jet Set Radio in a dystopian Japan where you pilot a train to perform tricks and take down an evil corporation. The charming story follows Emi, a ramen delivery train driver, as she enters the world of Denshattack, an underground sport involving skilled train jockeys. The game offers a variety of tricks and tracks across Japan, with levels full of surprises and challenges.
The gameplay revolves around chaining tricks together while maintaining style and variety. With a deep trick system and diverse levels, players can explore different paths and unlock new areas. Denshattack's joy lies in mastering a range of skills like drifting, jumping, grinding, and more, to navigate the tracks successfully and complete objectives.