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Bayonetta 2 is fun. Not a nice little time waster for a rainy afternoon, but a genuine thing to play, a real action combat and stylized mayhem done in a cohesive and adrenaline-charged good time. Not exactly upgrading the original’s amazing design, Bayonetta 2 does not seek to correct the issues it might have and just raises the game’s combat and character levels. From its opening moment to its final, it’s just a game, and the weakest part of the entire thing is that it is too short.
Bayonetta 2 builds upon the original game with some new additions like new weapons, combos, and gameplay features. Ever wish to be a pilot of a giant mech, powered by witch magic, and fly towards the gates of heaven while killing off airplane-sized angelic dragons? Bayonetta 2 has it. Every set piece, every boss fight is so set up in a joyous absurdism that you cannot play this game without having a smile on your face the whole time. The soundtrack is beautiful, varied, and wild. Its art is an aesthetically pleasing swathe of neon-Catholic design peppered through with demonic, Norse-inspired architecture and level layout.
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