Bayonetta

Bayonetta is a third-person slasher about the last witch of the clan, who kept the balance between light and darkness. To survive, she hid in a tomb for five hundred years, and her awakening turned into disaster. Demons and monsters have emerged from their holes, and now the planet has to be defended. The heroine acts boldly, and her outfits and techniques have become part of a recognizable style. Scenes give way to staged battles with almost no pauses. In combat, pistols are used on her arms and legs, as well as magic that comes out of her hair. Dodging at the last moment is advantageous: time slows down, and a window opens for a series of attacks. The score for the bout depends on the variety of movements. The scenes between fights are presented with humor and do not drag on. Weapons can be combined and changed on the fly. The battle score affects the rewards between chapters. Some enemies require dodging rather than blocking. The reward for the battle depends on speed and accuracy. Weapons change between chapters and are unlocked in the store. Bosses require a change of tactics. Bosses require precise dodging and counterattacks. Techniques are unlocked through battles and finds. The store between chapters is replenished with new guns. The humor rests on the setting of the scenes. Some fights take place in the air. Bosses require precise dodging. Techniques are unlocked through battles. The store is replenished between chapters. The humor rests on the production. Some fights take place in the air. Combos are built on alternating weapons. There is a shop between the chapters. The game is suitable for anyone who loves spectacular fights and humor.