Este viernes 28 llega a Switch la nueva entrega de la bruja de Umbra y la prensa ya ha emitido su veredicto más que positivo.
Ronda de análisis de Bayonetta 3
- Fecha de lanzamiento: 28 de octubre de 2022
- Plataformas: Nintendo Switch
- Género: Hack & slash
- Jugadores: 1
- Desarrolladora: PlatinumGames
- Distribuidora: Nintendo
- Agregadores de críticas:
Medios españoles
3DJuegos - Recomendado
Bayonetta 3 es la demostración de cómo Platinum Games podía mejorar una saga que ya tocaba la excelencia: añadiendo capas de novedades y profundidad para ampliar y mejorar la fórmula original. La integración de nuevas armas e invocaciones en el sistema combativo, unido a un nuevo personaje, una exploración potenciada, cantidad de secretos y un argumento más loco, dan como resultado una entrega superior, con una duración adecuada y una rejugabilidad infinita. Es una pena que gráficamente no esté a la altura en ciertas parcelas, pero en lo demás es una auténtica bestia de los hack 'n slash que no puedes dejar escapar si tienes una Nintendo Switch.
Areajugones - 9,5 / 10
Bayonetta 3 nos trae de vuelta a nuestra querida Bruja de Umbra, y lo hace acompañándola de una buena cantidad de personajes y de una historia que se atreve a arriesgarlo todo. Es el juego perfecto tanto para veteranos como para jugadores nuevos, y se caracteriza por su divertidísima jugabilidad, su gran sentido del humor y su mágica banda sonora.
Eurogamer - Imprescindible
Platinum dice adiós a su mala racha con un ejercicio de estilo tan extremo como absurdamente profundo.
Meristation - 8,5 / 10
El juego decae en muchas de las nuevas propuestas que se van intercalando, desde puzles poco inspirados a minijuegos, pasando por secuencias o combates demasiado simples y poco dinámicos. Con todo esto, que sus predecesores pusieran el listón muy alto no tapa la realidad: estamos ante un muy buen juego y un imprescindible de Switch.
Hobby Consolas - 95 / 100
Sobre un impresionante sistema de combate, Bayonetta 3 construye uno de los mejores "hack´n slash" que hemos probado (y uno de los mejores juegos de Nintendo Switch). Técnicamente, consigue sacarle el máximo partido al hardware.
Vandal - 8,7 / 100
Puede que Bayonetta 3 se nos haya quedado un pasito por detrás de las anteriores aventuras de esta carismática bruja, pero incluso así ha resultado ser un juegazo completísimo que cuando se centra en la acción pura y dura nos regala momentos absolutamente increíbles gracias a un sistema de combate novedoso, accesible, divertido y muy profundo y a una puesta en escena que lleva el espectáculo por bandera para dejarnos totalmente anonadados con sus coreografías y la escala de los conflictos en los que nos veremos sumergidos.
Medios internacionales
In all of the best possible ways, Bayonetta 3 is leaning into the parts of itself that are more earnest than ever—all while going harder than ever on doing whatever it takes to simply be cool as hell. If you're looking for a strong, coherent storyline, this was never the series for you. But if you are a fan of flashy spectacles, a varied and creative arsenal, and larger-than-life characters, Bayonetta 3 more than delivers.
The wait was worth it. Bayonetta 3 is one of the best experiences of the year, and a clear example of what makes PlatinumGames games special.
Whether or not you enjoy this game is dependent on what you’re expecting from it. In the world of hypersexual, campy, insane action games, this sets a new standard. Every successive boss fight raises the bar, the action is always intense, and it oozes charm. There’s more move variety, the characters are beautiful, and the tone is impossibly over the top. If you’ve bounced off of Bayonetta games before, I can’t promise this time will be different. The pacing and core gameplay loop remain largely intact. But for fans of the franchise, Bayonetta 3 is easily as good as it gets. If you loved the first two games, you’ve got to check out this one.
Cerealkillerz - German - 7.2 / 10
Bayonetta 3 suffers from a generic story and enemies with a surprisingly boring level structure. The decision to go for more quanity delivers enough gameplay variety for hardcore fans. If you can live with repeating challenges and areas, you'll still get a crazy adventure with the gameplay, that the fans love.
Do you want more of Bayonetta 1 and 2? That's Bayonetta 3! It keeps the heart and soul of the first two games in every sense, but adds even more fun ways to pound your enemies into the dirt with style. Its chock-full of action set pieces, each more ridiculous than the last - it stays at 100% almost the whole time. Our favourite witch is back in black!
Console Creatures - Recommended
Bayonetta 3 delivers the most chaotic, luminous, and enthralling sequel filled with quality-of-life improvements that make this an immensely satisfying adventure. Between the bigger worlds, variety of options in combat, and high-octane humour, I had a hard time putting my Switch down.
When playing Bayonetta 3, much to my delight, I had no clue what was going to happen next at all times. I was absorbed, and between the crazy story, the environments, and the action system that’s been refined through two prior games (and years of experience), I had very little downtime. It’s pretty much everything an action fan could want.
Digitally Downloaded - 4.5 / 5
Thanks to excellent characterisation, a true understanding of how to work with both hyperbole and surrealism within a narrative, and a ridiculously complex, but rewarding, combat system, Bayonetta 3 has been well worth the wait.
Enternity.gr - Greek - 8 / 10
We have been waiting for Bayonetta 3 for years, but the overall result is not judged to be sufficiently satisfactory.
Bayonetta goes big for the series' most stupendous adventure yet, but also its scrappiest.
Everyeye.it - Italian - 9 / 10
Bayonetta 3 is pure Platinum again.
With its innovations and other fresh and creative ideas, "Bayonetta 3" reaches a high level.
GRYOnline.pl - Polish - 8 / 10
Bayonetta 3 is generally a very solid game and the best representative of the genre since the release of Devil May Cry 5. You can see that a lot of heart and effort was put into it and that they were trying to figure out how to let some fresh air into the series.
It's bombastic, over-the-top, and extravagant for the sake of extravagance, leaving ruins, literally, in its wake.
Bayonetta 3 feels like the natural evolution of the series and will win you over with great combat as well as new innovations.
Bayonetta 3 is a show-stopping spectacle that feels familiar in all the right ways while also adding mechanics that are sure to delight old and new fans alike.
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It's impossible not to fall under spell of Bayonetta 3. More extravagant, frenetic, rich, varied and with even more monstrous and epic bosses, the game is the franchise at its best. However technical weaknesses, the few underwhelming environments and the readability issues can't counter the avalanche of the superlatives. A dance mastered without almost any misstep and a must-have on Switch.
When taking charge of the action, Bayonetta is more fun to rip and tear with here than ever before, with some smart evolutions in how her role as a summoner can add to her combat without taking anything meaningful away. But some of the same issues that plagued its predecessors are just as present here as well, if not more-so
Bayonetta 3 may not reinvent the wheel, but its lightning-fast action and engaging gameplay push the Switch to its limits.
Bayonetta 3 has managed to take the series’ greatest aspects and evolve them in new and exciting ways. It is undoubtedly the best entry to date and a damn good time.
Compelling from start to finish, Bayonetta 3 is an exceptional time and up there with the very best there is - and was worth the wait.
Where many western games yearn to be seen as the height of sophistication, craving the critical kudos of an HBO drama, Bayonetta 3 stands defiant in its absurdity. Like its predecessors, this is destined to go down as a cult classic – a dizzying dance of demon-dicing delight. Its crude, whiplash-inducing narrative means it certainly won’t be for everyone, but the best things in life rarely are.
One of the best combat systems in gaming gets even better with Bayonetta 3. It's story is a bit of a letdown and its wild action scenes take a toll on the performance in certain spots, but neither of those issues get in the way of Bayonetta 3 being a top shelf action game on the Switch.
IGN Italy - Italian - 9.5 / 10
Bayonetta 3, despite some forgivable technical stumbles, sets new standards for stylish action, proving to be a real masterpiece.
Bayonetta 3 delivers on its promise of a magical action RPG with sophisticated combat. Even with frustrating mini-games and objectives, it’s one of the best action games of 2022 thanks to its style and depth — whether or not you’re familiar with this absolutely bonkers universe.
Bayonetta 3 cranks up the chaos, improves the combat, polishes the level design, and adds a ton of new mechanics to the mix, making for the very best entry in this storied series to date. PlatinumGames has absolutely nailed it this time around, carefully layering on more ways to engage enemies, piling on the OTT gameplay sequences, and giving us multiple protagonists without upsetting the balance of what makes these games amongst the very best examples of their genre. With excellent performance in docked and handheld modes, incredible visuals, non-stop action, and a hugely replayable campaign that's a joy from start to finish, this really is a huge celebration of everything we love about Bayonetta, an action all-timer and one of the biggest highlights of 2022, on Switch or any platform.
Bayonetta 3 is the kind of game that makes you wonder where a series could possibly go from here, because I can't imagine a sequel being bigger or better than this.
If all you care about is button-ramming combat that’s similar to Devil May Cry, you’ll have a ball. But if you ever wanted to believe that there was something deeper to Bayonetta’s story — some grander statement about femininity and sexuality and power dynamics — you’ll find the truth to be quite a disappointment.
Bayonetta 3 successfully reinvents itself in many ways to offer an experience that feels worthy of the title of sequel. It successfully shakes up the combat from the previous games by implementing new abilities that help keep things familiar but fresh. Some of the gimmicky battles bring the pacing down and dreaded, but ubiquitous Switch-related performance issues remain. As a whole, Bayonetta 3 eclipses its predecessor and is truly one of the most bombastic and enjoyable action games you can play.
Bayonetta 3 is a sexy, entertaining, but also touching action game that exceeds all your expectations and surpasses the previous games thanks to its story and ending.
Bayonetta 3 takes the incredible action gameplay of its predecessors and supercharges it, resulting in one of the Switch's best action games.
The third entry in the series is not only the best Bayonetta game, but also one of the best offerings from PlatinumGames thus far.
Bayonetta 3 is over-the-top in every possible way, and I get the feeling newcomers and long-time fans of the series will appreciate that.
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Spaziogames - Italian - 9.5 / 10
Bayonetta 3 it's simply a vulgar display of style. The best title made by PlatinumGames, and the best action game around.
At the end of my time with Bayonetta 3, I find myself surprised at how much fun I had, and excited to go back and experience the first two titles of the series as well.
Platinum's strutting witch returns with expanded combat and the same delirious lack of restraint
Bayonetta 3 is an outrageous and fitting return to form for the umbra witch and her posse of occultish heavy hitters. Substantial improvements and additions to combat mean there are seemingly endless options for different styles of play, as well as making the prospect of revisiting each stage, verse and hidden objective more compelling than it ever has been, with the crowning jewel being Viola’s introduction into the franchise.
Too much game is never a bad thing for some 'pennies to enjoyment ratio' players, but Bayonetta 3 overstays its welcome and dips from being an all-time classic to just being a very, very good video game. It's not the all-time top five Switch game that I think it might have been with a few different decisions here and there, but it's still a must-play title.
A crazy, over-the-top spectacle that's uproariously enjoyable, with its only restraint being Nintendo's handheld hardware.
Bayonetta 3 takes what worked about the first two games and continues to refine it, from the balletic combat, to the diverse assortment of wacky characters, to the snarky sense of humor. Aging Switch hardware means that the performance is uneven, however, and the difficulty curve can sometimes swing a little too far toward “punishing.”
Bayonetta 3 is the third instalment of the series, featuring new playable characters and a wide array of beautifully designed monsters. The ability to control Demon Slaves is endlessly fun and running around as Bayonetta feels very fulfilling. While this game does have its flaws, I think it’s a hack-and-slash that almost anyone can play.
Bayonetta 3 is an ode to the longtime fans who’ve stuck with the game since 2009. While it’s certainly not without its obvious flaws and missteps, I can’t imagine that fans would be very disappointed with how this third, explosive entry has turned out.
Unboxholics - Greek - Worth your time
Bayonetta 3 takes the well-known and beloved recipe we saw in the previous two chapters and takes it several steps forward.
Bigger levels, bigger fights, bigger hair – Bayonetta 3 somehow manages to edge the Platinum formula even harder to deliver one hell of a climax.
While some ideas get lost in Bayonetta 3’s endless sprint to keep you entertained, there’s no other action game with this imagination, wit or style. Prepare to explore its mad depths for weeks.
In defiance of a time when many game series are opting to mature, Bayonetta 3 raises a giant middle finger and that's awesome. Believe it or not, it's even more over-the-top than you'd expect so strap on some high heels and get ready for some action.
Bayonetta 3 is the series’ best entry yet, offering an engaging universe-hopping story, bombastic cinematic moments, and refined action that’s both accessible and deeper than ever before.
By pure chance alone, Bayonetta 3 feels fit for the moment. At a time when loving Bayonetta feels complicated, Bayonetta 3 is a relentless, unashamed celebration of Bayonetta – of this character, of her companions, of the demons she fights alongside and of the outrageous spectacle that is the hallmark of this series.
