Pragmata isn’t exactly a fast-paced game in the same way as Vanquish or Returnal, and it moves more like a Dead Space or Gears of War, and I enjoy that chunky, heavy feel.

Pragmata hasn't given me any reason to fall in love with its leading duo, nor its sci-fi world. However, what is immediately clear is that, even if the story can't carry the game, the unique ...

Pragmata will need that kind of evolution, because I can imagine that the simple nature of the early grids could get old after 10 or 15 hours (we don’t know how long Pragmata is yet, but I’d ...

Pragmata takes third-person combat to an unexpected, puzzling dimension I played Capcom's elusive and mysterious action game Pragmata, which takes a hacking minigame and makes it a core combat ...

Pragmata Stands Out Because Of Its Striking Combat The Puzzle Elements Add A Unique Flavor To Combat Less mysterious, however, is how the game’s combat works, and it is quite unexpected.

Pragmata is a new lunar adventure from Capcom, announced last year, and "set in a dystopian near-future on Earth's moon." The game was initially set for release in 2022 but, as you can see in the ...

As the message implies, this is actually the second time that Pragmata's release has been postponed. First announced in 2020, Pragmata was teased with a cinematic trailer showing a soldier and a ...

Capcom had one of the best showings at this year's Summer Game Fest. Despite Resident Evil 9 Requiem's very exclusive demo, the publisher's other hands-on preview, Pragmata, was much more open ...

by William D'Angelo , posted on 04 June 2025 / 1,822 Views Capcom announced Pragmata will launch for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in 2026. View a new trailer of the game below: ...

Pragmata, the new dystopian game in development at Capcom, has been delayed until 2023. Read More: The best horror games: Essential horror games you need to play on PC, Xbox and PlayStation In a ...

We haven’t heard anything about Capcom’s mysterious sci-fi game Pragmata since its initial announcement in 2020, except for the news of its delay to 2023. You’ll be forgiven for thinking it ...