When Bayonetta is crashing through New York City on the back of a deep blue fighter jet, spitting quips as she does in the prologue, you just go with it to see what happens, which is a perfect mindset for Bayonetta 2‘s fights.īayonetta 2’s action and its noise, its wild sex and sound, is a wide open doorway into the light. The counterpoint between what’s literally happening on screen and its logical impossibility lulls you into a state that’s both meditative and frenzied. Then it’s back into boss fight duels with masked swordsman priests. Just pummeled a giant shape-shifting diamond full of lava? Here’s a stretch of platforming where you can run around as a panther or double-jump on butterfly wings while hunting for old witch hearts to extend your health. In the same way that it balances irony and soul, though, Bayonetta doles out spectacle at just the right pace.Ĭhapters never drag on as they did in the first game, and it knows right when to let you relax and take in the scenery.
Platinum’s game never wants for scenic variety.
Mountains that span the space between heaven and hell churches crumbling inside hurricanes you surf up while fighting angel-faced dragons the belly of a demonic, battleship-sized manta ray. She certainly doesn’t go anyplace normal either.
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