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How to Farm Halo Rings in Bayonetta 3

How to Farm Halo Rings in Bayonetta 3

Lack of angels...

Bayonetta 3 is here! The long-awaited continuation of Platinum Games action has finally arrived on Nintendo Switch. This time our favorite Umbra witch has completely different opponents, Inferno and Paradiso are sealed off, and the chaos in the multiverse is created by Homunculi, some kind of man-made cloud-like creatures.

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However, unlocking the new costumes and other bonuses in the game still requires Halo Rings – currency that drops only when you defeat the angelic agents of Paradiso. Since there are almost none of them in the game, collecting Halo Rings is very difficult. So, to find out how to farm Halo Rings in Bayonetta 3, keep on reading.

Related: How Many Chapters are in Bayonetta 3 – All Chapters Listed

How to Farm Halo Rings in Bayonetta 3

You will not meet opponents of angelic type in the regular levels, but sometimes it is possible to find a hidden Verse that is usually marked with a golden glowing light, where it is possible to enter and beat a couple of angels for precious Halo Rings.

If you want to farm Halo Rings very early in the game, the best place for that is Verse 1 in Chapter 3. To reach it, jump on one of the lower buildings to the right immediately at the beginning of the level. You will see the Golem Cube that will create platforms leading to the entrance once you give it a good beating.

Right there to the right, at the start of the level

Platforms will lead into an abandoned subway tunnel but you can also fly over this gap using the Madame Butterfly flying skill. Deeper inside the tunnel there is the golden-glowing entrance to Verse 1 where the opponents are exclusively angels that drop Halo Rings. Once you get Verse results, you can press Start and go back to Chapter Select and restart it.

Chapter 3, Verse 1 entrance – the hidden Halo Ring grind place

Another way is through Jeanne’s mini-game, but in order to unlock this you need to complete Side Chapter 4, which comes only after the regular Chapter 12, very late in the game. Once you have it beat, an additional “Mini Game” option will become available in Rodin’s shop. There you can play three arcade stages for some good Halo Rings bonuses – but only if you complete them successfully. Also, the higher difficulty level = more bonuses.

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Once you’ve got enough Halo Rings, go unlock some of the additional Mirrors, AKA new outfits for Bayonetta! Have fun.

For more Bayonetta 3 guides here on Prima Games, check out How to Customize Outfits in Bayonetta 3 – Answered, How to Take Better Screenshots in Bayonetta 3 – Photo Mode Guide, and All Playable Characters in Bayonetta 3 – Listed.


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Nikola "Nick" Jovanovic
Nick has been a Prima Games Staff Writer since May 2022, an old-school gamer, and a gamer journalist with over 25 years of expertise. Our resident micro-influencer from Serbia! When he's not driving through Belgrade, he's probably racing in Gran Turismo or Forza, playing some strange JRPG games or just watching pro wrestling.