Denshattack!

Denshattack! has a learning curve, but its beginner-friendly structure makes it easy to get into. Each level is its own track with specific goals, like a target score from doing tricks and a time component, so you can focus on one thing at a time. The official beginner's guide recommends starting by learning the basics of each level's objectives before chasing gold medals. If you're new to fast-paced trick games, you can still enjoy it by taking it step by step.

Source: Gamer Social Club Beginner's Guide

Denshattack! is fully designed for solo play as a single-player arcade platformer where you control a train through obstacle courses, performing tricks and jumping between rails. The core experience, including the creative levels and expressive soundtrack, works brilliantly on your own. While there's no official multiplayer mode mentioned in the reviews, the high difficulty and technical challenge offer plenty of solo depth. Friends can only add to the fun by sharing the experience, but the game is perfectly enjoyable alone.

Source: TheGamer Review

Denshattack has substantial post-story content: 395 collectibles and 325 Dares are needed for platinum and can be completed after finishing the game, with none missable. Medals and alternate routes give completed stages replay value, and 100% completion typically takes 15-20 hours, well beyond the 8-15 hour average first playthrough.

Source: 100% Guides Trophy Guide

Fans highlight the game's infectious attitude and style, which reviews sometimes reduce to its genre mashups. It nails the freewheeling high score chase of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, but with a kickflipping train instead of a skater, and captures the visual flair of Jet Set Radio. The game's "it factor" comes from its rebellious energy and the joy of piloting a train through a dystopian Japan, making it a modern classic. With 97% positive Steam reviews, players clearly appreciate the unique, off-the-rails experience that goes beyond just its mechanics.

Source: Polygon Review

Denshattack! is a fast-paced 3D platformer where you drive a train while performing flips and tricks. Before starting, learn each track's route first: each level has its own goals for score, time, and 7 collectibles, so give each replay one job—fast line, trick line, or collectible detour—rather than trying to do everything in one run. Also expect to compete with other racers and fight denshattackers as you progress. The game is available on Xbox Series S/X, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.

Source: Gamer Social Club