Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon is a trip into a fairy tale-inspired land of mad pixies and fairies, starring a doe-eyed girl accompanied by a Cheshire cat, you’d probably think, “Wait I’ve read that book (and seen the movie with Johnny Depp, too). This is certainly a skill issue as there is sure to be a class of player for whom the split focus gameplay style is a help rather than a hindrance, but I do imagine that many people are wired the same way as myself and I’m sure many of them will approach combat the same way I did, making things feel as though you’re not ‘playing the game correctly’ when really you’re just doing the best you can. You are Cereza’s second companion, at first uncertain as she leads you into this unfamiliar territory, but soon you are just content to follow her in her charming, unexpected adventure down the rabbit hole