Denshattack!, a new indie game from developer Undercoders, has been praised as one of 2026's standout titles for reinventing the 3D extreme-sports and speed-platforming genres with an unusual premise: skateboarding trains. Set in a climate-ravaged, futuristic Japan where trains are essential for moving supplies between domed cities, the game casts players as rebellious "Denshattackers" battling a vaguely nefarious corporation, blending Tony Hawk's Pro Skater-style trick chaining with the visual flair of Jet Set Radio and the pace of the best 3D Sonic games.

The game lets players perform grinds, ollies, manuals, shove-its and kickflips on their train using Skate-style stick controls, gradually introducing new tricks so players can build them into long combo strings across levels designed like giant skate parks. Despite a fairly generic story of punk rebellion against a corporation, with light anti-AI commentary, the review highlights the roughly 10-hour game's inventive world-building and its depth of trick systems, including later additions like crane swinging and dual-track sliding, as reasons it succeeds as an ambitious and stylish genre hybrid.