Player voice · Denshattack!
The patterns long-haul reviewers keep returning to.
What players love
The tricktionary's depth is the hook — 40-hour players still chase new combos and call the soundtrack a killer standout.
Reviews behind this:
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"This game was hand crafted in a lab by world-class scientists to suit to my specific tastes. This game is me I am Denshattack hi yes hello how are you doing"
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"absolute banger. sonic + ssx + jet set radio kickflipping trains is pretty rad. story is pretty whatever but the soundtrack is killer."
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"What if Goku was a ramen delivery girl who discovers train battle?? then you'd get a game so consistently over the top in style with one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard, that's what."
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What frustrates them
Struggle is sparse, but the rail-bound movement turns off players who want open-world freedom — combo mastery demands patience.
Reviews behind this:
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"Need a "wasn't for me" option, marking this as a negative because thats where people will look for criticism. Pretty game, did not enjoy the controls at all. The red-green drift meter attached to releasing a trigger doesnt work for me. R3 is never great as a quick timed action button, either. Also t…"
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