It’s now coming out on July 15th, as the team plans to squash a few bugs that crept up during development and work on a stable 60 frames per second across all available platforms. In case you haven’t been keeping track of this one, you pilot the aforementioned train, performing stunts as you speed past a take on Japan that has its major cities covered in large domes, with some very unique boss designs that include a massive worm.

While the delay is certainly a bummer, it isn’t all bad news, as the team has also announced the addition of full Japanese voice acting that’s sure to be good news for those of you who prefer a subs-over-dubs approach when it comes to Japanese media. Denshattack! will launch on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, and we’re definitely counting the days till we get to play this.

Switch 2 players can go hands-on with the demo later today, but that’s not all. If you missed out on the Steam Next Fest, Undercoders has announced an extension for the PC demo. There’s no end date, and considering it was one of the most popular demos throughout, it’s well worth trying.

Denshattack! is also coming to Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, but what is it about? Essentially, the future, colorful as it is, is ruled by the oppressive Miraidō. As part of a rebellious group, you start as a newcomer who must master the art of train skating to ultimately defeat them.

Throughout your journey, you’ll learn new tricks, rack up high scores, and even face different rivals. They can go far beyond the average trains through, with castles transforming into moving weapons, massive worms, and much more. Check out all of them in the trailer below.

Typical gameplay in Denshattack! will revolve around players making use of their extreme bus’s capabilities to pull off skateboarding moves like ollies, kickflips and grinds along the rails that make up the levels. Along the way, they will also have to take on a bizarre line-up of reimagined Japanese trains as they slowly but surely earn the respect of a network of underground gangs and rebels. There are also some epic boss fights to take care of, including gigantic magical girl mechas and a Dune-styled giant worm made up of mechanical parts.

Levels in Denshattack! will take players on a journey across Japan, from major cities like Osaka and Tokyo that have been sealed under giant domes, to the beautiful snowfields of Hokkaido.

The trailer, which weighs in at over 3 minutes in length, shows off plenty of the wacky hijinks that players will get to engage in. Among other things, players will get to grind their trains against ferris wheels which can then be ripped off their foundations to then be ridden down a mountain.

The Brazil-based studio Undercoders has spoken about how it was inspired to make a game based on Japan’s trains going all the way back to its developers’ first trips to the country in the late 1990s. During their travels, the developers also fell in love with the local culture, the architecture, the folklore, and the landscapes, among other things.

Denshattack! is being developed for PC, PS5,and Xbox Series X/S, and will be out in Spring 2026.