The animations, abilities, and weapons in Bayonetta are all done incredibly well. The flow of the combat in this game is remarkable; you can use complex combos, switch from melee attacks to a firearm, or even shape-shift and dole out the beatings in another form.

There are many different weapon and equipment combinations that completely change how the combat feels, as well as a moveset that is expandable through use of the currency acquired from beating encounters well.

The main character, Bayonetta, as a whole is odd, to say the least. She wears a suit made of her hair and can use it to unleash ridiculous magic, summon demons, or even as a weapon. The fact that it's so off-beat and different from everything else is really breath of fresh air, and makes the game more fun.

The game runs at a locked 60fps, even on lower-end machines.

You can have the game go from killing you in 1-hit to beatable only using one hand on the controller!

Bayonetta was originally released for Xbox360 and PS3 back in 2009, but the PC version comes with improved graphics, 4K support and excellent framerates.

Angels in Bayonetta are very far from how they are depicted in pop culture. Instead of muscular humans with wings, they are more akin to Lovecraftian creatures. So otherworldly and incomprehensible that it's dangerous to even look at them.

This PC version has unlocked Resolution, meaning it is rendered up to 4K, or even higher.