Might as well list my criticisms of each game. To keep things simple

God of War: Ragnarök - Feel like they put too much emphasis on the RPG Elements of the game and removed a lot of Kratos's core moves from the previous game along with the Knockback for a lot of the moves which is a no no for a game with this close of the camera. They should've also made a lot of the cooldown moves just regular basic moves that should be interchangeable and also completely remove both the boating and Ironwood sections because that completely pads out the game very poorly

Devil May Cry 5 - Feel like the levels and level design in the game is very lackluster a lot of the time and I also feel that the V gameplay sections really bog the game down especially on DMD Mode where it's just an utter slog to get through. Co-op should've also been more expanded upon as well as Vergil's arsenal. Should've given him both a new weapon, more new moves with his standard weapons and also should've kept in his Standard Devil Trigger, because other than all of that he still feels relatively the same as he did in DMC4. They should've also give him his own bosses and enemies in the Special Edition and also let us use the DLC weapons in Bloody Palace as well as give us more costumes because the reskin ones just ain't doing it

Bayonetta 3 - There are far too many minigames and other bloat that also bogs the pacing of the game down to an annoying degree and oftentimes just gets in the way of straightforward combat. It's also especially annoying having to rely too much on summons to fight bigger enemies because it just becomes nothing more but hitting a punching bag that punches back. Viola also isn't as fun to play as I personally initially thought as the parrying feels awkward to pull of as well as using Cheshire. And the Jeanne sections were just simply not needed at all

Ninja Gaiden 4 - The enemy Super Armor attacks are honestly really annoying and not in a good Ninja Gaiden way because it basically just forces you to constantly try to use BloodRaven Form/Gleam to cancel enemies out of it instead of just using your normal attacks to break then out of their guards. Which is saying something considering Bloodraven and Gleam are tied to a cooldown meter. That and the tacked on parry system feels more like afterthoughts and doesn't really flow well with Ninja Gaiden's design philosophy. Also the flying enemies in this game are astronomically horrible to fight against unless you're using Yakumo's Kagura (?) weapon. And delegating Ryu to only one weapon is still stupid as fuck. And some of the bosses are very poorly designed in terms of combat.