I have a soft spot for this game and how it plays around its limitations. From the characters to the storytelling, it oozes pzazz like few others, which combined with the creative execution of decision-making and the episodic way it plays, sticking together on-rails shooter and hack-and-slash gameplay, evoke a feeling of made-in-Nintendo Bayonetta 2. Alas, by the time I played it my analog stick was already drifting and the online modes were gone, so I couldn't enjoy it to the fullest.