Bayonetta 2 - Full Game (No Commentary)
4A full no commentary playthrough of Bayonetta 2
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00:00:00 Records of Time: The End
00:05:39 Prologue: World of Chaos
00:34:48 Chapter I: Noatun, The City of Genesis
01:20:29 Chapter II: A Remembrance of Time
01:47:34 Chapter III: Paradiso - The Gates of Paradise
01:59:47 Chapter IV: The Two Meet
02:21:27 Chapter V: The Cathedral of Cascades
02:54:39 Chapter VI: The Bridge to the Heavens
02:59:40 Chapter VII: The Ark
03:20:02 Chapter VIII: An Ancient Civilization
03:57:31 Chapter IX: The Gates of Hell
04:24:28 Chapter X: The Depths
04:51:07 Chapter XI: Inferno and Its Ruler
05:04:40 Chapter XII: The Lumen Sage
05:16:17 Chapter XIII: Vigrid, City of Déjà Vu
05:41:11 Chapter XIV: The Witch Hunts
05:55:55 Chapter XV: Truth
06:20:29 Chapter XVI: Sovereign Power
06:56:16 Epilogue
06:59:30 Credits
07:06:48 Post Game Teaser
07:07:25 Switch Port Credits
Game: Bayonetta 2
Release Date: October 24, 2014
Developer: PlatinumGames
Bayonetta 2 is a 2014 action-adventure hack and slash video game developed by PlatinumGames and published by Nintendo. It is the sequel to the 2009 game Bayonetta, and was directed by Yusuke Hashimoto and produced by Atsushi Inaba, Akiko Kuroda, and Hitoshi Yamagami, under supervision by series creator Hideki Kamiya.
Bayonetta 2 was announced in a Nintendo Direct presentation on September 13, 2012. Unlike the Sega-published Bayonetta, which was a multiplatform release for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, a publishing deal with Nintendo meant that Bayonetta 2 released as a platform-exclusive for Wii U. The titular character, Bayonetta, sports a new costume and hairstyle and the game features a new two-player mode. The game is the second Bayonetta product to receive Japanese voiceovers, using the same cast that voiced the Bayonetta: Bloody Fate anime film by Gonzo.
Bayonetta 2 was released in September 2014 in Japan and October 2014 for the rest of the world. The Special and First Print Editions of the game included a Wii U port of the original Bayonetta as a separate disc inside the case. The game received critical acclaim from many reviewers, praising the combat system and overall improvements from the first game.
A Nintendo Switch version was released in February 2018. A sequel, Bayonetta 3, was released on October 28, 2022.
Bayonetta 2 carries on the action-style gameplay of its predecessor, in which players control the eponymous Bayonetta as she fights against various angelic and demonic forces using combinations of melee attacks and gunplay. Dodging enemy attacks at the last second activates 'Witch Time', slowing down enemies around Bayonetta and allowing players to easily retaliate and solve certain environmental puzzles. Players are also able to use special moves called Torture Attacks, trapping opponents in infernal devices for extra points. Weapon customization from the first game also returns, allowing players to equip combinations of new weapons on both Bayonetta's hands and feet. A large array of weapons can be equipped, including the character's signature guns, a bow, swords and other forms of projectile weapons. Players earn grades during combat, with the highest 'Pure Platinum' grade achieved by performing high numbers of combos, in the fastest time possible, without being damaged. As with the previous game, Bayonetta can use Torture Attacks on her enemies, conjured torture devices that finish off single enemies in gruesome ways and grant a bonus to the player.
Bayonetta 2 adds a new gameplay element called Umbran Climax which can be activated when the player has a full magic gauge. Similar to the state of boss fights in the first game, this technique strengthens Bayonetta's attacks and combos with extra Wicked Weaves and Infernal Demon summons for a short period of time. This increases their overall range and damage and replenishes Bayonetta's health when in use.