Why a manga artist was impressed by the overseas new kusoge “Densha Attack”: its outrageous content, high level of polish, and “Japan” — Sadataro’s Relaxed Manga Theater (Page 1/7)

A Spanish indie studio released ‘Densha Attack,’ a wild action game set in Japan where players drift and jump a train.

Despite its absurd premise, the game is praised for polished controls, balanced gameplay, collectibles, and a strong soundtrack.

Reviewers also noted its unusually detailed and natural portrayal of Japanese culture and geography.

It stands out as a sign that even offbeat overseas indie games can resonate in Japan when the cultural depiction is thoughtful.