That isn't to say that the dialogue and characters are not well presented.
As a standalone title, this is a very solid experience, but it's definitely not a seamless fit with the mainline games. This title essentially takes one of the very few Nintendo exclusives aimed at older/more mature audiences, and brings it down to the more expected, kid-friendly entry that you'd find on the console. The developers kept some little dark undertones – Cereza naively talking about "punishing" the enemies, destroying the star at the end of dungeons in a rather violent way, and the little Wisps are freed from their heads trapped in a suspended container – but it's easy to miss.
#BAYONETTA ORIGINS CEREZA AND THE LOST DEMON WIKI SERIES#
Newcomers (especially young players who this game seems to be targeting), meanwhile, may enjoy this adventure but in making the jump to the main series they will be in for quite a shock. Existing fans of the character may be interested in learning about her distant past, but the very simple gameplay and child-like demeanor will be off-putting. For a series that is known for its bombastic action, and very M-rated dialogue and focus on sexuality, this spinoff's fairy tale adventure and storybook aesthetic very much aimed at young audiences is an interesting choice, to say the least. Across their adventure, they will need to follow the tracks of the white wolf, while fighting off faeries, overcoming obstacles, and searching for four elemental cores to absorb their power.Ĭereza and the Lost Demon takes up a rather odd position in the Bayonetta universe. The demon is not able to harm her, but is also reluctant to help, though the pair have little choice but to push onwards. However, she quickly found herself overwhelmed, and in a desperate attempt to cast a spell to summon a friendly demon, she inadvertently infused it with her stuffed pet named Cheshire. Scared but determined, she set out into the forest in search of this power. After a rather slow start to the adventure, a white wolf appears in Cereza's dreams, and speaks of a power located in the Avalon Forest that would be enough to rescue her mother. Without anyone to turn to, she fled to the outskirts, where another exiled witch took her in and agreed to train her. Her father was cast out and her mother put in a dark cell, where Cereza could no longer reach her. As a child of a forbidden love between her father, a Lumen Sage, and her mother Rosa, an Umbra Witch, she was shunned by the village. Cereza is a young girl who will one day become Bayonetta, but for now she is just a witch in training. Cereza and the Lost Demon is an origin story for the protagonist.
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