How to check accessibility before you buy a game
A practical checklist for checking store tags, official documentation, and player experience reports before you buy.
Denshattack!
Fast train-and-trick game with large UI, high contrast, icon support for color information, subtitles, remapping, and adjustable visual effects.
Short verdict
Low-vision players who can follow a fast visual action game and need larger text, contrast, reduced effects, and clear UI elements. Blind players should not buy it as a no-sight game.
Facts
- Developer
- Undercoders / Fireshine Games / Boltray Games
- Platforms
- Windows PC / Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2
- Game type
- Action, 3D platformer, Racing, Skating/trick game
- Language
- English and Japanese voice, multiple Steam text languages, but Norwegian is not confirmed
- Accessibility rating
- Primarily for low-vision players; not confirmed blind-playable
- Accessibility Score
- 52/100
- Platform
- Windows, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch
- Vision / need
- Low vision, Color blind, Large text
- Accessibility
- Audio cues, High contrast, Captions
- Game type
- Action, Racing
- Last updated
- 2026-08-04
Where to find the game
- Steam: Denshattack!
Covers: Windows PC - PlayStation Store: Denshattack!
Covers: PlayStation 5 - Xbox/Microsoft Store: Denshattack!
Covers: Xbox Series X|S - Nintendo: Denshattack!
Covers: Nintendo Switch 2
Accessibility
- Large text, large icons, and clear UI elements are used in important parts of the game.
- Core text and much of the interface are described as high contrast, and color information is backed up with shapes, icons, or position.
- Camera shake, blur, bloom, chromatic aberration, and speed lines can be adjusted from 0 to 100 percent.
- Subtitles can be toggled, with options for speaker names and subtitle backgrounds in cutscenes.
- Music, voice, and sound effects have separate volume controls; English and Japanese voice are confirmed on Steam.
- Keyboard and controller controls can be remapped. Keyboard play does not require a mouse, and levels can use digital buttons after remapping.
Known limitations
- I did not find confirmed screen reader support, menu narration, self-voicing, or audio-based navigation.
- The developer note says no objectives or navigation require sound, and that audio feedback always has visual support. That helps deaf/hard-of-hearing players, but does not make the game playable without sight.
- This is still a fast visual action/trick game with timing, obstacles, maps, and boss fights that require following the screen.
- Some cutscenes cannot be paused, although they can be rewatched.
- The world map still requires the left stick when using a controller, according to the developer launch note.
- Norwegian text, Norwegian voice, and Norwegian narration are not confirmed.
Price/status
Paid premium game. Steam and the Nintendo page also list a demo, so test before buying if vision accessibility is critical.
Available on PC and modern consoles. Accessibility was checked against the developer launch note, Steam/Nintendo store information, and independent accessibility articles in August 2026.