Denshattack!

Jet Set Radio or Bomb Rush Cyberfunk but you're on a train. Wonderful vibes.

The absolute most fun and colorful game. Kept me entertained the whole way and has a ridiculously stacked ost

Ce jeu est une pépite. Si vous aimez le fun, la vitesse et les tricks tout en ayant une excellente bande-son dans les oreilles, alors ce jeu est fait pour vous ! Le gameplay est bien renouvelé avec l'ajout régulier de nouvelles mécaniques, les maps sont toutes agréables à découvrir et à perfectionner, particulièrement les boss. Le jeu étant facile à prendre en main pour un casual, il n'en reste pas moins technique dès qu'on essaie d'obtenir les médailes d'or, comme on dit "Easy to lean, hard to master". Petit point pour les utilisateurs de Linux : Le jeu tourne de façon impeccable ! And to conclude, thanks you Undercoders for this masterpiece.

this game is amazing, awesome collab skins, goated soundtrack, and many characters that are likely to resonate with you. If you like skating games, jet set radio, or alternative sublcultures (my favorite being suzuna sei) in general you'll like this game.

This game is peak ridiculousness, I love every stage! It brought out a new level of focus that I didn't even know I had. The music was bumping too. My favorite stage was 5-5-1. for the song and the story significance.

Fun brain-off fast-paced game with a really sick soundtrack and great sound effect direction. It does a good job at ramping up your movement variety as you make progress per chapter. Would recommend the JP dub for voices. Plot is straightforward, does its job. The game has very lenient checkpoints if you're clearing the game any%, and it's not too difficult to 100% it. There's definitely some trial-and-error, but the visual cues were clear enough for me to learn. There's a small amount of jank that interferes with no-hit objectives, but there's a train to mostly negate that. I played on keyboard, though the game recommends a controller. A controller joystick seems to be the intended way to perform tricks with your train (for score & optional tasks), while the keyboard default for such are your arrow keys. From my experience, it was very easy to button mash high-scoring tricks on my keyboard, but it was difficult to perform specific angular tricks (360+ degree tricks that some optional tasks require) that I would think are easier with a joystick. Edit: The Report Bug button link does not seem to be working, which seems to be a bug, so I'll report a suspected bug here. On 9-1-B, it seems that the act of 'getting off the fist' makes the train get hit unless you ground pound immediately, though I don't think there's a prompt to ground pound there unlike the rest of the game.

It just keeps ramping up!