If you’re trying to get every Platinum Medal in Denshattack!, you’re going to need more than just finishing the levels. The score requirements can be pretty high, especially in the later chapters, and you’ll need to get comfortable chaining tricks together while keeping your multiplier alive.
In this guide, I’ll list the Platinum Medal score required for every level and then go over some of the tricks that helped me reach the higher scores. You don’t necessarily need to copy every trick perfectly, but understanding how to build your multiplier and avoid stale tricks makes a huge difference.
Denshattack All Platinum Medal Scores Guide – All Chapters
The biggest thing I recommend is learning a handful of different hardcore tricks and rotating between them. Once you have a good sequence that you can perform consistently, getting Platinum becomes much easier. I’ll also cover train choices and a few simple techniques you can use to squeeze more points out of each level.
Chapter 1 Platinum Scores
1-1-1 — Hot Ramen Delivery
Platinum Score: N/A
1-1-2 — There’s A Trick To It
Platinum Score: N/A
1-2-1 — Adventure Awaits!
Platinum Score: 153,000
1-3-1 — Seaside Showdown
Platinum Score: 122,000
1-4-1 — Keep The Balance!
Platinum Score: 145,000
1-4-2 — Riding The Tides
Platinum Score: 387,000
1-5-1 — Glow Up!
Platinum Score: 1,236,000
1-6-1 — 8 Million Roads
Platinum Score: 300,000
1-6-2 — Trick Terminal
Platinum Score: 900,000
1-7-B — Fashion Overdrive
Platinum Score: 450,000
Chapter 2 Platinum Scores
2-1-1 — Wallriding Coast
Platinum Score: 370,000
2-1-2 — Raiders Of The Dead Ball
Platinum Score: 477,000
2-1-R — Proving Grounds
Platinum Score: 467,000
2-2-1 — Healthy Vandalism
Platinum Score: 914,000
2-2-2 — Strength Is Absolute
Platinum Score: 370,000
2-3-B — Knock It Out Of The Park
Platinum Score: 226,000
Chapter 3 Platinum Scores
3-1-1 — Light, Fire, Destruction!
Platinum Score: 450,000
3-1-2 — Rock Around The Tunnel
Platinum Score: 133,000
3-1-3 — A Land Of Castles
Platinum Score: 1,655,000
3-2-1 — Welcome To The Jungle
Platinum Score: 421,000
3-2-2 — Shin’s Testgrounds
Platinum Score: 850,000
3-3-1 — Cursed Track
Platinum Score: 243,000
3-3-R — Rolling Circuit
Platinum Score: 488,000
3-4-B — Rockabilly Moving Castle
Platinum Score: 488,000
Chapter 4 Platinum Scores
4-1-1 — Splash Wave
Platinum Score: 234,000
4-1-2 — Less Talk. More Denshattack.
Platinum Score: 810,000
4-1-3 — The Tower Of Endurance
Platinum Score: 496,000
4-2-B — Grand Slam
Platinum Score: 620,000
Chapter 5 Platinum Scores
5-1-1 — A Castle In The Sky
Platinum Score: 212,000
5-1-2 — Into Tarantula Territory
Platinum Score: 600,000
5-2-1 — Mountains Ablaze
Platinum Score: 1,524,000
5-2-2 — Ready To Rumble
Platinum Score: 1,200,000
5-3-1 — A Legend In The Making
Platinum Score: 679,000
5-4-1 — Winds Of Hope
Platinum Score: 456,000
5-5-1 — The Phantom Wind Pilgrimage
Platinum Score: 332,000
5-5-R — Tarantula Racing Course
Platinum Score: 509,000
5-6-1 — Nara Is For The People!
Platinum Score: 901,000
5-7-B — 100 Train Battle!
Platinum Score: 500,000
Chapter 6 Platinum Scores
6-1-1 — Riot Academy
Platinum Score: 562,000
6-2-1 — Beware The Dog
Platinum Score: 307,000
6-3-1 — A Long And Winding Road
Platinum Score: 536,000
6-3-2 — It’s All About The Money
Platinum Score: 1,039,000
6-4-1 — Breakout Brigade
Platinum Score: 407,000
6-5-R — Forbidden Speedway
Platinum Score: 437,000
6-6-1 — The Fuji Escape
Platinum Score: 289,000
6-7-1 — Forgotten Snowfields
Platinum Score: 261,000
6-8-1 — Alpine Adventure
Platinum Score: 468,000
6-9-B — The Wretchhound
Platinum Score: 405,000
Chapter 7 Platinum Scores
7-1-1 — Lie Low, Drift Hard!
Platinum Score: 400,000
7-2-1 — Meet And Greet
Platinum Score: 480,000
7-3-1 — The Yamanote Dare
Platinum Score: 1,729,000
7-3-2 — Kaiju Attack!
Platinum Score: 350,000
7-4-1 — The Dream Will Not Die!
Platinum Score: 516,000
7-4-2 — Who’s Afraid Of Monsters?
Platinum Score: 915,000
7-5-1 — Showstopper
Platinum Score: 1,100,000
7-6-R — The Gothic Race Ring
Platinum Score: 334,000
7-7-B — The Rainbow Hero
Platinum Score: 233,000
Chapter 8 Platinum Scores
8-1-1 — The Land Of The Loyal
Platinum Score: 259,000
8-2-1 — The Tradition Above All
Platinum Score: 894,000
8-3-R — Success Starland
Platinum Score: 378,000
8-3-2 — Protection Run
Platinum Score: 569,000
8-4-1 — Open The Floodgates!
Platinum Score: 900,000
8-5-1 — Frontal Assault
Platinum Score: 223,000
8-6-B — Nebuta Clash!
Platinum Score: 212,000
Chapter 9 Platinum Scores
9-1-1 — The Last Frontier
Platinum Score: 1,000,000
9-1-B — 10 Seconds To Revolution
Platinum Score: 1,300,000
9-2-B — To The Moon
Platinum Score: 525,000
How to Get Platinum Medals More Easily
Getting the required score isn’t just about performing one huge trick. You want to keep your multiplier going and build a consistent chain throughout the level.
The easiest strategy is to memorize six or more different hardcore tricks and rotate between them so your tricks don’t become stale.
This becomes especially useful when you’re using trains, but if you’re skilled enough, the train you choose isn’t always going to matter.
Use Grind and Monorail Tricks
Grind and monorail tricks are great for building your multiplier.
Whenever the level gives you an opportunity to grind or use a monorail, take advantage of it. These sections can give you an easy way to keep your score climbing without having to constantly perform complicated tricks.
Jump Off Wall Rides for Easy Trick Chains
One of the easier techniques to exploit is jumping off a wall ride, performing a hardcore trick, and then jumping back onto the wall ride.
This gives you a reliable way to add tricks to your sequence without completely losing your line.
Once you get comfortable with the timing, you can use this technique repeatedly to build your score.
Avoid Stale Tricks
This is probably one of the most important things to remember.
If you keep repeating the same trick, it becomes stale and gives you significantly less score.
Instead of relying on one trick over and over, learn a sequence of different hardcore tricks and rotate through them.
You don’t need dozens of tricks. Having six or more that you can perform reliably is already enough to make a big difference.
Manual Between Tricks
Try to manual between tricks whenever possible.
You don’t need to worry too much about getting a perfect manual every single time. You can simply hold your stick up or down and let the game automatically perform the manual when you land.
The important thing is keeping your combo alive and connecting your tricks together.
Train Choice
Your train choice can make things easier, although it’s not the only factor that determines whether you can reach Platinum.
There are two trains that I particularly recommend, and they’re the ones I’d try first if you have access to them.
That said, there are other viable options, so don’t worry if you haven’t unlocked the recommended trains yet.
If you’re already comfortable chaining tricks, your train choice becomes much less important. A strong player can still hit the required score with other options.
A Simple Platinum Strategy
If you’re struggling with a particular level, I recommend practicing the level specifically around its best opportunities for building a multiplier.
Start by learning the route and identifying where you can:
- Grind
- Use monorails
- Perform wall rides
- Chain hardcore tricks
- Manual between tricks
- Build long combos
Then create a trick sequence that you can repeat without using the same trick too often.
Once the route becomes familiar, you should find that your score starts increasing naturally. The key is consistency rather than trying to perform one massive trick and hoping it carries the entire run.
For the really high-score stages, such as The Yamanote Dare, A Land Of Castles, and Glow Up!, you’ll need to be much more aggressive with your combo building, but the same basic principles still apply.
Platinum medals can look intimidating when you first see some of the score requirements, but you don’t need a completely perfect run every time.
Focus on learning a reliable trick rotation, keeping your multiplier alive, and taking advantage of grinds, monorails, and wall rides whenever possible.
Most importantly, don’t keep repeating the same trick. Once you understand how stale tricks reduce your score, building longer and more varied combos becomes much easier.
With a little practice, you’ll start hitting the Platinum requirements consistently. Good luck, and try not to burn yourself out while chasing those scores!