With her mother locked away and imprisoned in a solitary cell, the news of her expulsion into the deeper, darker depths of the prison is simply too much to bear. You definitely need to harness dark magic to afford a property like this.Īs the daughter of an Umbra Witch and a Luminary Sage, the young witch was born of a forbidden relationship. And despite making little progress, the young witch remained persistent, as she had but one steadfast motivation: to save her mother. Though she studiously toiled under the guidance of her mentor, a devilishly powerful witch by the name of Morgana, this cheeky pipsqueak’s powers just couldn’t match. Once upon a time, in a forest far away, lived a young Umbra witch in training, who dreamed of harnessing creatures summoned from the depths of inferno. Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon Review – Story
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Where prior Bayonetta games have been helmed by Platinum veterans like Hideki Kamiya ( Devil May Cry, Viewtiful Joe) and Yusuke Hashimoto ( Bayonetta 2, Resident Evil 4), Origins hands the reigns to Abebe Tinari, who began as a humble fan of the series, now director of his very own game.ĭoes his new vision for the series breathe fresh life into the over-the-top action game? Open the cover on our Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon review to find out. Okay, they took “storybook” very literally.Īvoiding its action upbringings entirely, Bayonetta Origins instead adapts fairy-tale and folklore into an action adventure/puzzle platformer simply oozing with childlike charm. But this couldn’t be further from the case in its spin-off, Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon, a stunning storybook tale exploring the beginnings of our beloved Bayonetta. Wielding the powers of hell itself whilst doing so in the most stylish way possible, the Bayonetta series is known for its ridiculous set pieces, larger than life characters, and blisteringly intense action sequences.
Since her debut in 2009, flaunting her flamboyant flare on our screens for the very first time, Bayonetta has remained a Platinum Games staple.
Let Platinum Games whisk you away in a whimsical and bewitching faerie-tale in our Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon review.
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