Denshattack, the latest game from Undercoders, is a wild ride that combines the thrill of train driving with the excitement of fighting against an oppressive regime. With its upbeat and goofy tone, it's easy to overlook the game's radical heart, but as you delve deeper, you'll find a scathing critique of modern society.

The game's world is a satirical take on contemporary issues, with a rogue big tech company serving as the main antagonist. Players assemble a crew of misfits and outcasts, reminiscent of Japanese counterculture groups, to take down the oppressive forces using nothing but their wits and a high-speed train.

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  • Denshattack's unique blend of satire and action sets it apart from other games in the genre.
  • The game's focus on counterculture and social commentary adds depth to its otherwise lighthearted tone.
  • Despite its radical themes, the game's director claims that Denshattack's political voice emerged naturally from its world and gameplay.
  • The game's use of a train as the primary vehicle for combat and exploration adds a fresh twist to the traditional mecha-fighting genre.

Source: Rock Paper Shotgun