How many levels are in Denshattack!?
Denshattack! is best approached as a set of score routes rather than a simple checklist. The safest way to track progress is to group stages by region, then mark each one for clear, score target, collectible cleanup, and optional challenge goals.
Stage list
This first version uses a practical route table while exact community naming settles. Replace temporary labels with in-game names as you confirm them.
| Route block | What to learn | Completion note |
|---|---|---|
| Opening city stages | Basic jumps, rail timing, safe landings | Replay until you can finish without breaking flow. |
| Speed and traffic stages | Obstacle reads, lane changes, faster trick setup | Chase consistency before score. |
| Vertical or hazard stages | Gravity changes, longer grind chains, recovery | Use short combos when hazards crowd the route. |
| Challenge stages | Score target routing and objective cleanup | Separate collectible runs from high-score attempts. |
Hardest early levels
The first real difficulty spike is usually not speed. It is reading an obstacle while deciding whether to keep a combo alive. If you keep crashing, simplify your trick chain and focus on entering each rail cleanly.
- Practice the entry to each hard section, not only the full stage.
- Use one reliable combo until the level layout feels automatic.
- Do not restart every mistake while learning. Finish the route to learn later hazards.
100% completion tips
Track completion in layers: clear, score, route objective, and cleanup. A stage that feels impossible for 100% often becomes manageable once the basic clear is automatic.
FAQ
How many levels are in Denshattack!?
Use this page as a route structure first. Exact community counts may change depending on how bonus stages and challenge routes are grouped.
Should I replay levels immediately?
Replay only enough to learn the core mechanic. Save deep score grinding for after you understand later trick options.