Densha de GO‼ Hashirou Yamanote Sen

Enjoy the driver experience at home!

Based on the arcade version of "GO by Train!!", which started operating in 2017, we focused on the "Yamanote Line" and adjusted and added it for Nintendo Switch™ to "GO by Train!! Hashiro Yamanote Line". This game, which is created under the strong collaboration of Taito and Square Enix, follows the arcade version and was produced by Square Enix's video production group Visual Works Department, and allows you to experience various scenes such as morning, noon, evening, rain, and snow as a driver in the realistic cityscape recreated with Unreal Engine 4.

With the addition of the new station "Takanawa Gateway", the Yamanote Line, which has attracted attention again, becomes a driver and goes around around! Of course, the faithfully reproduced "Takanawa Gateway" station will also appear. In addition to porting missions that were particularly popular from the arcade version, the Nintendo Switch™ version has expanded the range of the line to go around the Yamanote Line, including the "Takanawa Gateway" station. In the Nintendo Switch™ version, you can use the Joy-Con™ to control it, and in handheld mode, you can perform some operations on the touch panel.

In addition, trains that run parallel to the Yamanote Line, the Keihin-Tohoku Line, Saikyo Line, Ueno Tokyo Line, and Narita Express have been added as trains that can be driven, and the total number of missions recorded is more than 200.

What is the "Desha de GO" series?

It was born in arcades in 1996 by Taito Co., Ltd., and when it was later ported to home game consoles, it was a one-of-a-kind railway simulation game that caused a big boom in a completely new game genre called "driver experience" by men and women of all ages.

Game Mode DescriptionNew

Added Mode This is a mode where you can enjoy a new mission with a new evaluation axis that allows you to have a different gaming experience from the

arcade version.

Arcade mode This is a mode that ports the missions of the Yamanote Line and Sobu Line, which were popular in

the arcade version.