by This coming Friday one of the most peculiar launches of the month arrives at the stores, such as Bayonetta Origins: Cherry & The Lost Demon, the prequel to the original trilogy. Until then, we can read the various analyzes that have been published since 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, which was when the text embargo was lifted, and that we have compiled in this article.
Here at Sklaper.com we have rated it 7.5. “It is a pleasant adventure that goes beyond being the prequel to the original trilogy,” our colleague Alejandro Castillo said in his text. “The proposal brings together enough quality elements to be able to be played regardless of your knowledge of the saga”, and it is also that it has a playable and visual proposal totally different from what we know in the franchise Platinum Games.
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It is in fact its double stick mechanics, one for each character -which we could already see in Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, for example-, what has caught our attention the most, in addition to a visual section that enters through the eyes and its fantastic soundtrack. Without further ado, we leave you with all the analysis notes published so far.
Bayonetta Origins Notes and Analysis
- My Nintendo News – 90
- Wccftech – 90
- Digitally Downloaded – 90
- God is a Geek – 90
- IGN-90
- Gamespot – 90
- comic book – 90
- Reverse – 90
- Nintendo – 90
- Silicone – 90
- Twinfinite – 90
- Hobby Consoles – 89
- Game Informer – 88
- Vandal – 85
- Everyeye – 85
- Multiplayer.it – 85
- Areajugones – 85
- Nintendo – 85
- Sector.sk – 85
- SpazioGames – 84
- Player 2 – 83
- The Games Machine – 82
- IGN Italy – 82
- Deserted – 80
- Jeuxvideo.com – 80
- TheSixthAxis – 80
- PC Mag – 80
- shacknews – 80
- Wellplayed – 80
- Destructoid-80
- Gamereactor UK – 80
- IGN Spain – 80
- Screen Rant – 80
- Checkpoint Gaming – 75
- Games.ch – 75
- COG connected – 72
- Gfinity – 70
- Vooks – 70
- Digital Trends – 70
- Games Radar – 70
- Nintendo Life-70
- CGMagazine – 65
- Guardian – 60
- VGC-60
- Metro Game Central – 50
