Everything we know about Bayonetta Three: Trailers, gameplay and more

This action-packed series has a lot of fans. We’re getting a third instalment, but there aren’t many details. You can find all the details right here.

Bayonetta Three release date

In late 2017, Bayonetta Three was officially confirmed by The Game Awards. You can see the very brief teaser below.

After that, we heard almost nothing for four years. Then, a new trailer was shown during a Nintendo Direct to deliver the first gameplay. It confirmed that Bayonetta 3 would be out in 2022. However, we don’t know when.

Bayonetta Three platforms

Both trailers make it clear that Bayonetta Three will only be available on one platform – the Nintendo Switch.

Bayonetta 2 was only available on a handful of consoles, and it was re-released on Nintendo’s Switch on the Wii U.

It may be portable down the line. However, if you wish to play Bayonetta 3 at its launch, you’ll need a Switch.

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Bayonetta Three story

Bayonetta’s story has been a mess in two games. Time loops, time-travelling, and paranormal demons mixed in with crazy magical creatures and a war between eldritch Gods via their earthly followers or enemies.

We think that if you don’t have the previous two games, you will be able to jump into Bayonetta 3 almost without knowing anything beyond the fact that it is a world full of demons and warrior nuns who use their semi-sentient hairs to fight evil.

Bayonetta’s crazy storyline is not surprising, and it uses its camp and wild tone to tell dramatic stories where the story is secondary. We’re sure we’ll see more of it in the third instalment.

Interestingly, the second trailer ends with a mysterious, sword-wielding figure cutting away the date. This is a brand new character design for the series. Could this be Bayonetta’s new enemy?

Bayonetta Three gameplay

We got the second trailer for Bayonetta Three in late 2021. It is a longer video that shows us some gameplay snippets, and you can see the evolution of combat in this game.

Using kicks or jabs, you can combine ranged attacks with Bayonetta’s pistols and close-up attacks. This will allow you to unleash hair attacks that do more significant damage and torture enemies in a BDSM-inflected fashion.