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Denshattack! Launches Today, Merging Skateboarding with Train Mechanics

Denshattack! Launches Today, Merging Skateboarding with Train Mechanics

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Denshattack! is now available, offering a unique skateboarding experience where players control a train in a vibrant dystopian setting.

Today marks the launch of Denshattack!, an innovative skateboarding game that reimagines the genre by placing players on a train instead of a traditional skateboard. Developed by Undercoders, this action-packed title invites players to explore a colorful, Japanese-inspired dystopia while performing tricks and battling rival gangs.

The concept of Denshattack! originated from a simple idea: what if a train could perform skateboarding tricks? Studio and Game Director David Jaumandreu shared that the initial inspiration came from a small Japanese toy train, which led to the creation of a prototype that quickly demonstrated the potential of this unusual premise.

Jaumandreu explained that the game aims to capture the same exhilarating flow state found in classic skateboarding games like Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater. Players will experience the thrill of chaining tricks and combos, with the train's momentum serving as a unique gameplay mechanic. The railway tracks serve as the skatepark, encouraging players to focus on timing, rhythm, and creativity.

One of the most intriguing aspects of Denshattack! is how it balances the fantasy of a train performing tricks with the realistic weight and momentum of a heavy locomotive. The development team faced the challenge of making a train perform an ollie or grind, which required a blend of creativity and consistent game mechanics.

The narrative of Denshattack! follows the character Emi as she navigates a dystopian Japan, confronting societal norms and embracing self-expression through this extreme sport. The abandoned railway lines in the game symbolize a reclaimed space for a subculture that celebrates individuality and creativity.

Players can expect to ollie, kickflip, and grind their way through various environments, including bustling cities and serene meadows. The game emphasizes skill and style, allowing players to customize their trains and rack up points as they chase high scores.

Denshattack! is available now on XBOX Series X|S, XBOX PC, and through XBOX Game Pass, also playable via XBOX Cloud as an XBOX Play Anywhere title.

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What is Denshattack! about?

Denshattack! is a skateboarding game where players control a train, performing tricks in a vibrant, dystopian Japan.

Where can I play Denshattack!?

Denshattack! is available on XBOX Series X|S, XBOX PC, and through XBOX Game Pass.

What makes Denshattack! unique?

Denshattack! uniquely combines skateboarding mechanics with train dynamics, emphasizing momentum and creativity in gameplay.

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