Denshattack Delayed to July 15 on PC, PS5, and Switch 2

Denshattack, the Tony Hawk-with-trains 3D platformer from Undercoders, is no longer a June game. The studio confirmed a delay from June 17 to July 15, 2026 across all platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2. The reason given was additional polish time.

Key Takeaways

• New release date: July 15, 2026 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2
• Original date: June 17, 2026
• Developer: Undercoders; Publishers: Fireshine Games and Boltray Games
• Genre: 3D Platformer / Arcade (Tony Hawk's Pro Skater mechanics with trains)
• Demo: Was available on Steam pre-launch; no longer listed now that the full game has released
• Reason: Bug fixing and a stable 60 FPS push on Steam Deck and consoles, plus a genuine addition: full Japanese voice acting

What Denshattack is

You play as Emi, a delivery driver who gets pulled into the underground world of Denshattackers: people who perform skateboard-style tricks on trains. Ollie, kickflip, and grind through neon Japanese cities and landscapes, fight rival gangs, and take down the Miraidō corporation. The trick and combo system is built around a timed-input chain rather than a simple button mash.

The visual shorthand is Dreamcast-era Jet Set Radio more than anything recent. The demo that went up ahead of the June 17 date received solid hands-on impressions; the trick system was described as responsive and the style held up.

The one-month delay was framed mostly as a polish pass: bug fixing and a push for a stable 60 FPS on Steam Deck and consoles. It wasn't purely maintenance, though. The same announcement confirmed full Japanese voice acting, with dub and subtitle options players can switch between mid-game, a heavily requested feature that made it in alongside the delay. The platform list itself didn't change.

Why this matters

Denshattack was one of two notable indie launches on June 17, alongside Shift At Midnight, the co-op detective horror from solo developer Bun Muen. The original June 17 date made that a strong week for indie players. With Denshattack moved to July 15, the Steam Next Fest window is Shift At Midnight's alone.

July 15 turned out to be a decent landing spot, and the game launched on schedule that day, still inside the Switch 2 launch window that benefits multi-platform releases aiming for that platform's early adopter audience.

For everything since, including all nine chapter bosses and the trick-chaining system, see the Denshattack complete guide hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Denshattack release now? July 15, 2026. It was originally scheduled for June 17.

What platforms is Denshattack on? PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2.

Why was Denshattack delayed? Undercoders cited bug fixing and a push for a stable 60 FPS on Steam Deck and consoles. The delay announcement also revealed full Japanese voice acting, a genuine feature addition rather than pure polish.

What kind of game is Denshattack? A 3D arcade platformer where you perform Tony Hawk-style tricks on trains through Japanese cities. The developer is Undercoders; Fireshine Games and Boltray Games co-publish.

Is there a demo available? There was a demo on Steam before launch, but it's no longer listed now that the full game has released. Early impressions described the trick system as responsive and the art direction as a strong point.

Is Denshattack on Nintendo Switch 2? Yes, alongside PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S. All platforms share the July 15 date.

Who made Denshattack? Undercoders developed it. Fireshine Games and Boltray Games are co-publishers.

References

• Denshattack on Steam
• Push Square: Denshattack delayed to July
• Checkpoint: Denshattack hands-on preview