Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon Is Out Now On Nintendo Switch
It is time to turn the pages of Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon for Nintendo Switch, a vibrantly-illustrated storybook adventure about the enchanting tale of a young trainee of the dark arts. Players can now join Cereza and her demon Cheshire on a journey through a faerie-filled forest in to discover the origins of the titular Umbra Witch.
Long before she would become known as “Bayonetta”, Cereza threw caution to the wind and ventured into the perilous Avalon Forest in the hopes of saving her imprisoned mother. Co-ordinating her and Cheshire’s unique abilities is key to overcoming the forest’s many tricks, traps and especially Tír na nÓgs – illusionary dungeons that’ll put Cereza and Cheshire’s teamwork to the test. Elemental Cores found during the adventure will enhance the duo’s capabilities further – opening new ways to explore the forest and advancing their combative strategies.
A free demo for Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon featuring the early chapters of the game is also available on Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch. Players can transfer their demo save data to the full version of the game and continue their adventure where they left off. Both in the demo and in the full game, approachability options such as reducing damage or automating certain controls, can help newcomers and Bayonetta fans alike to enjoy the game according to their preferences.
Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon is out now on Nintendo Switch. A free demo for the game is also available for Nintendo Switch on Nintendo eShop.
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