Bayonetta 3 - Trinity Masquerade Edition (Switch)

Bayonetta 3 schwächelt mit einer belanglosen Geschichte, generischen Gegnern und einem überraschend langweiligen Leveldesign. Die Entscheidung des Studios, im dritten Teil der Serie mehr auf Quantität zu setzen, bringt zumindest ein solides Gameplay mit sich, und ausreichend an Fülle durch die neuen Dämonenschergen.

Bayonetta 3, for the vast majority of its runtime, is an absolute blast. It's bombastic, over-the-top, and extravagant for the sake of extravagance, leaving ruins, literally, in its wake.

Bayonetta 3 is an ode to the longtime fans who’ve stuck with the game since 2009. While it’s certainly not without its obvious flaws and missteps, I can’t imagine that fans would be very disappointed with how this third, explosive entry has turned out.

Bayonetta 3 is a show-stopping spectacle that feels familiar in all the right ways while also adding mechanics that are sure to delight old and new fans alike.

When playing Bayonetta 3, much to my delight, I had no clue what was going to happen next at all times. I was absorbed, and between the crazy story, the environments, and the action system that’s been refined through two prior games (and years of experience), I had very little downtime. It’s pretty much everything an action fan could want.

A crazy, over-the-top spectacle that’s uproariously enjoyable, with its only restraint being Nintendo’s handheld hardware.