If you've ever played Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, Bayonetta Origins practically mimics the same control scheme. Cereza and Chesire are controlled by different analog sticks, meaning you could play the game as a co-op experience.

Thanks to the Nintendo Switch supporting two controllers, you and someone else can coordinate through levels with Cereza's time-stopping magic and Cheshire's elemental abilities.

Although, keep in mind that PlatinumGames developed Bayonetta Origins as a single-player game, meaning there's no designated two-player mode.

Under the thumbs of just one player, Bayonetta Origins aims to blend exploration, battles, and puzzle-solving to keep things interesting. Taking away one controller may kill some excitement exclusively reserved for one player.

"It is listed as a single-player game. I think the mindset might be that the game might have too much coordination for it to be a fun co-op game," said one Reddit user responding to another willing to try Bayonetta Origins with their mother.

However you decide to play the game will be up to you, but learning how to control Cereza and Cheshire through battles and exploration will take some time.