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Pragmata Final Preview: New York Area Expands Combat, Hacking, and Exploration
The final preview of Pragmata showcases a new "New York City"-themed area that expands on the game's hacking and combat mechanics. Players can explore a larger, more vertical environment, encounter new enemy types, and utilize new weapons. The preview also highlights progression systems and a multi-phase boss fight, with the full release scheduled for April 17 on PC, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch.
Pragmata's devs urge players to test out the demo beforehand to figure out whether controller or mouse and keyboard is best for them: 'There are some people who find keyboard and mouse too tricky'
Capcom's Pragmata director Cho Yonghee encourages players to test the game's demo to determine their preferred control scheme, noting that both controller and keyboard/mouse have been optimized. The game features a hacking mechanic that is particularly well-suited for controller input, offering a faster and more intuitive experience compared to mouse and keyboard.
Pragmata's stellar combat proves multitasking can actually be fun
Capcom's upcoming game Pragmata features a unique combat system that blends multitasking elements, making the gameplay experience surprisingly fun. After a two-hour preview, the combat stands out as the most compelling aspect of the title.
Pragmata's action is saved by its hacking, making it feel like a third-person shooter of old: 'Finding the sweet spot has been one of the main focuses in development'
Capcom's upcoming game Pragmata combines third-person shooting with hacking mechanics, a core focus of its development. Director Cho Yonghee and producer Naoto Oyama discuss the challenge of balancing these elements to create a satisfying gameplay experience. The hacking is integrated into combat and exploration, making it essential rather than an optional addition.
Pragmata hands-on report: hack-and-blast through a futuristic city
A hands-on report of Pragmata reveals a unique gameplay experience combining shooting action with puzzle mechanics, set for release on PlayStation 5 on April 17. Players utilize hacking abilities alongside gun combat to overcome armored enemies and colossal boss bots in a futuristic city.
Pragmata Final Preview - An Exciting New IP That Continues to Surprises Me
Capcom's new sci-fi IP, Pragmata, continues to impress with its dual protagonist narrative and innovative combat system. The preview highlighted the unique back-and-forth gameplay between astronaut Hugh and android Diana, as well as the intriguing AI-inspired world design. Pragmata is set to launch on April 16, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Pragamata Preview – Capcom’s Hack & Shooter takes Manhattan (on the Moon)
Pragmata, a new game from Capcom, blends third-person shooting with hacking puzzle mechanics. Players control astronaut Hugh, assisted by an android named Diana, as they battle robotic enemies on a corrupted lunar base that mimics New York City. The preview highlights the game's unique enemy designs, varied hacking and weapon systems, and a hub area for upgrades and character bonding.
Pragmata hands-on preview – Capcom’s hack ‘n’ shoot is very promising
Capcom's upcoming sci-fi shooter Pragmata shows significant promise based on an extended preview. The game features a unique combat system blending shooting with hacking mechanics, deep customization options, and engaging protagonist interactions. Set for release on April 17, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, Pragmata aims to offer around 15 hours of gameplay.
Pragmata checks off a crucial element of Japanese sci-fi with giant robot kaiju boss battles
Capcom's upcoming action game Pragmata, delayed to 2026, showcases impressive giant robot kaiju boss battles and a unique sci-fi aesthetic. A hands-on demo revealed elements reminiscent of Vanquish, with large-scale combat and a compelling narrative featuring an astronaut and an android.
Pragmata New Combat and Boss Gameplay
Capcom's new science fiction action-adventure game Pragmata was previewed, showcasing new combat against enemies and a boss fight. The game is set in the near future on a lunar research station, featuring protagonists Hugh and his android companion Diana.
Pragmata Hands-On Preview: More Than A Throwback Shooter
A hands-on preview of Pragmata reveals a surprisingly deep narrative and character dynamic between engineer Hugh and the android Diana, set against a backdrop of hostile AI on a lunar research station. The game blends third-person shooting with hacking mechanics and features a scarcity-driven combat system that encourages strategic engagement. Capcom appears to be developing an emotionally impactful experience that could be a sleeper hit.
Pragmata Final Preview - More Than A Throwback Shooter
Capcom's new science fiction action-adventure IP, Pragmata, is set in the near future on a lunar research station. Players control protagonist Hugh and his android companion Diana as they navigate the environment, with the game featuring a unique hacking mechanic and surprisingly nuanced characterization beyond its shooter gameplay. The title is expected to release on March 17, 2026, for PC.
Pow! LEGO Batman's Release Date Brought Forward a Full Week on PS5
The release date for the PlayStation 5 action platformer LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight has been moved up by one week to May 22, 2026. This earlier date also applies to the Deluxe Edition's early access period, allowing players to start on May 19. The game promises a celebration of Batman's history across various media, with gameplay inspired by the Batman Arkham series.
Top 8 Upcoming Games for Nintendo Switch 2
This article lists eight upcoming games scheduled for release on the Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. The list includes enhanced versions of popular titles like Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Disney Dreamlight Valley, alongside new releases such as Pragmata and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
PRAGMATA Surpasses Two Million Wishlists and Two Million Demo Downloads
Capcom announced that its upcoming science-fiction action-adventure game, PRAGMATA, has surpassed two million wishlists and two million demo downloads worldwide. The game's release date has also been moved up to April 17. PRAGMATA is set on the moon in the near future and features a single-player experience where players control a spacefarer named Hugh and an android named Diana, who must work together to escape a hostile lunar station.
Another Saudi Firm Has Acquired Stake in Capcom
Saudi investment firm EGDC has acquired a 5.03% stake in Capcom, marking the second Saudi entity to invest in the company. Capcom also announced plans to reveal more games before the end of fiscal year 2027, focusing on both new and established series.
Resident Evil Requiem Reaches Another Impressive Sales Milestone
Capcom announced that Resident Evil Requiem has sold over six million units worldwide, making it the fastest-selling entry in the series to reach this milestone. The game, released on February 27, 2026, is currently the eighth best-selling in the franchise. A story expansion and photo mode are planned, with a 'minigame' also promised for May.
Famitsu’s most wanted games – March 15, 2026 – Tomodachi Life moves up another spot
The latest Famitsu's most wanted games chart, based on reader votes from February 25 to March 3, shows Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream climbing to second place. Pragmata for PlayStation 5 also appears on the list.
Capcom really needs to follow up Pragmata with a new Devil May Cry game or remake
The author argues that Capcom should prioritize developing a new Devil May Cry game or remake, following the success of Resident Evil. Despite Devil May Cry 5's critical acclaim and cliffhanger ending, Capcom has focused heavily on the Resident Evil franchise, leaving fans of Devil May Cry wanting more. The article suggests that Capcom's recent elevation of Devil May Cry to a 'core IP' signals potential for future releases.
List of all Nintendo Switch 2 games with a game-key card release
This article lists games for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 that will utilize a game-key card for physical releases. This new approach involves a cartridge that requires a full game download, differing from traditional physical media but allowing for lending and resale.
