Make sure to keep your finger hovering over that left trigger on your Switch the more you use them, the more damage you can do and the quicker you can dispatch foes. More come, very quickly, as you progress to the end of the title. In the early stages of the game, you’ll only have a few. One of the main differences between Bayonetta 3 and its prequels is the ability to summon massive demons to fight on your behalf. As a bonus, it’ll also trigger Witch Time – meaning you’ll get more shots at a boss and lower your encounter time overall, too. As well as saving your ass against bosses that are liable to take off huge chunks of health in one hit, it can also get you Platinum rewards instead of just Gold one hit is all it takes to lower your rank per encounter. It basically gives you one last chance to avoid damage if you tap the dodge button as soon as you’re hit – negating the effect of the attack and letting you step back from the danger area. This skill (one of the first you can unlock when you get access to the Skills page from the menu) is essential if you want to nab more Platinum medals than you’re likely already getting in combat scenarios. To really excel at the game, you’ll need to master positioning in combat, your timing for dodges and parries, and develop a good nose for sniffing out secrets.īut, in case you want to go into the game primed and ready for whatever the crumbling multiverse of Bayonetta throws at you, I’ve assembled a quick list of tips I wish I’d known before starting the game that might help mitigate any frustration you feel and, instead, let you enjoy the game to its fullest as you live your wildest hair-powered, witch-centric fantasies. As you’d expect from the studio behind Nier, Vanquish, and The Wonderful 101, Bayonetta 3 can be hard at times. You’d think, releasing on a Nintendo console as an exclusive game, that maybe it’d be more family-friendly. The action, the combat, the over-the-top humor – it all comes together to make a game that is right up there with Platinum’s best.īut it’s not the easiest title in the world to play. Some story niggles aside (who plays this for the story!?), Bayonetta 3 is a nigh-perfect game. If you’ve been on this site over the past week, you’ll know I’ve been banging the drum for Bayonetta 3 pretty hard.
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