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PRAGMATA
Developer CAPCOM Co., Ltd.
Pragmata is a 2026 action-adventure game developed and published by Capcom. It was released for PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2 on April 17, 2026. Set on a lunar research station, the game follows spacefarer Hugh Williams and an android named Diana as they attempt to escape from the hostile artificial intelligence IDUS and return to the Earth together. The game received generally… From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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60 of 125 · most liked first🤍🌕work🌕🤍 CAPCOM commissioned me to draw this special animation for the SF adventure game"PRAGMATA" to celebrate it's release! Give it a watch!! #PRAGMATA
unlabelledView post →Most fun I've had in a AAA in forever. Game runs absolutely beautifully on Linux as well. Had one crash ~10 min in on Proton 9, but moving to Proton Experimental resolved that issue. Game runs on highest settings without any noticeable performance hit, though I haven't found a way to check exact fps. Onto the actual game, they have integrated a hacking system right ontop of the fps controller. You swap between managing hacking or aiming by holding alt, with the mouse providing input for both.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →based off the intro sequence, the introduction of combat and upgrade systems; this feels like a PS3/Xbox 360 era single-player game. I can already tell I'll be sobbing big time. dad space of us. edit 1: the game is gas. the combat is awesome, if the enemies see you from afar it's on sight! the dialogue is top notch, diana and hugh have a chemistry that rivals Ellie and Joel in 2013. THE LEVEL DESIGN is great, reminds me of the dead space remake and the interconnected USG Ishimura and dark…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So that's how it feels like to be Dad Space, diana is so cute and the gameplay is really cool it feels like i'm playing Vanquish. Capcom really hits the spot with this new IP it feels like i'm playing a Old Capcom game again, it gives that vibes of the Lost Planet (really underrated game), i'm looking forward to more games like this, this game is fantastic! i know it's cool to milk on Resident evil but Capcom, please expand the creativity like Pragmata, i know you guys have more cards on the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pragmata is a stupendous masterpiece for any man who actually has a soul. It is a truly wonderful experience with novel gameplay. Some of the optional challenges actually push you to your limits both in strategic thinking and skill. In a revolutionary twist on the Metroidvania format, Diana doesn't bother you about making game progress and revisits the subject of your original conversations as you backtrack through areas. Hugh and Diana's relationship is fleshed out organically as you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very fresh and rejuvenating game from all the games we have been getting over the past couple years. This game is heartwarming, action-packed, and a dad simulator all in one. So far this is my favorite game this year and Capcom really delivered with this game. The puzzles are short and sweet, the collectibles are very fun to go for and the lore in this game is actually pretty heavy in some areas of the game. 10/10 game overall and it will make you smile and cry. P.S. You will want to have a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Shoot while you hack against the horde. My GBC inspired #PRAGMATA tribute piece for the game's release today! #sponsored
unlabelledView post →finished Pragmata yesterday! it made me cry 🥲 looking forward to the post-game stuff, too loved the gameplay and the progressive complexity of it--everything in general felt really well-designed. cool to see Capcom take a chance on a new IP! my biggest complaint is hugh is hard to draw 🤡
unlabelledView post →This game has what most AAA games lack nowadays: Personality. It is an unique, well thought and handcrafted experience. This is what we truly want for single player games. Absolutely wonderful. Well done CAPCOM.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Having played the game fully I can whole heartedly say it is worth every penny. The puzzles are short and simple, the gun play is nice and smooth, and the girl is the most adorable thing on the planet. 10/10 story 10/10 game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Heartwarming Dad Sim 2026 (my daughter loves watching me play this btw) Really nice having a fresh new IP and Capcom did it justice. Combat with the hacking is super fun and keeps you on your toes while fighting several bots. Visually looks amazing and runs very smooth (don't take that for granted now days with AAA games released unfinished + unoptimized). Heard it's a shorter game, which I'm all about if it's super fun meaty. Story so far is really engaging (8 hours in). Plus, I'm all…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dad Simulator <3 I'm 30 years old and still not married. But this game gave me a feeling of what it means to be a father, deep within my bones.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Capcom is actually farming wins this year, First Resident Evil 9, then Monster Hunter Stories 3, and now Pragmata At this point it just feels unfair Other studios are trying their best and Capcom is just casually dropping bangers like it’s nothing Wasn't expecting much from this game, but the first surprise is that the game actually works No random crashes, no lag, no nonsense. It runs smooth right from the start Feels like they actually finished the game before releasing it, which in 2026 is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pragmata feels like a game that was made in the early 00s but was lost to time. It carries Capcom's PS2 era vibe into the modern day. Check out my latest video discussing my thoughts on this very unique game! RTs greatly appreciated - youtu.be/NnLw_sCMHzk
unlabelledView post →As much as I love dark humor and edgy jokes myself, I sincerely hope that all those who label this game as a "PDF file" get the help they need and manage to function normally in society. You can bring up "interesting" quirks of the Japanese mentality a million times, or point to other internet weirdos with "screws loose." But for me, as a grown 20-year-old dude who still spends a ton of time on video games while his classmates are already getting married, this game managed to make me think…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →wee bit into Pragmata and holy moly this game whips ass dude. they made a 2007-era action game in 2026 it's soooo fun.
unlabelledView post →Different, Fun, and Well Made I've been waiting for Pragmata since it was announced back in 2020. After waiting for six years, I can say Capcom has delivered once again. They are keeping their streak as currently the most successful AAA studio with frequent releases. Plus, doing that without leaning on the same old IPs is something that deserves praise. Narrative I am not a huge fan of the narrative, as Capcom has never been a storytelling-focused studio. They've always been a gameplay-first…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In an era of colossal and hollow open-worlds, this 12-hour linear adventure shines the brightest. I struggled to find a single flaw — never bored, never rushing, never watching the clock. Nothing felt like a chore, not even the training and epilogue challenges. Not every game needs 200 hours and a massive map filled with repetitive activities — and this proves it. Diana holds your hand a bit during combat, but it's barely noticeable unless you're really struggling. An absolute banger and a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →---{ Graphics }--- ☑ You forget what reality is ☐ Beautiful ☐ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don‘t look too long at it ☐ MS-DOS ---{ Gameplay }--- ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ It's just gameplay ☐ Mehh ☐ Watch paint dry instead ☐ Just don't ---{ Audio }--- ☐ Eargasm ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ Not too bad ☐ Bad ☐ I'm now deaf ---{ Game Size }--- ☐ Floppy Disk ☐ Old Fashioned ☑ Workable ☐ Big ☐ Will eat 15% of your 1TB hard drive ☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it ☐ You will need to invest in a black…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you ignore the weirdos (on both sides) turning this game in to a culture war battle instead of just enjoying it or not, what you have underneath the surface is actually a pretty great new IP from Capcom. It borrows elements from games we've seen before, like Last of Us, Prey, Dead Space, etc but what it takes, it makes its own and does it well. Third person shooter with puzzle elements and several guns to choose from with different abilities to them, as well as the mods you can equip Hugh…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →honestly, it's hard for me to get super excited about all these game announcements when there's one of these events every 2 months 😮💨 there's just SO many games, man i am excited about RE9 and Pragmata, and the Control2 announcement was super rad, though!
unlabelledView post →Really love this new IP it feels like Dad Simulator. And Diana doing kid stuff—like being annoying, scribbling on Hugh's suits or asking a lots of question really adds a lot to the game. The world is mysterious, the visuals are stunning. The bond between the characters adds a sweet heart to all the futuristic chaos.Strange, stylish and full of charm I hope this fun and chaos with Diana is till the end of the game and not make me cry - definitely a journey worth taking
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I liked Pragmata, or as I've taken to calling it, "A Dad Game For Dads Who Actually Like Their Kids."
unlabelledView post →Lovely new work by the younger teams at Capcom. Before Pragmata, I'd not been wowed by environmental art in a sci-fi or space game in a really long time. Could be about 20 years even. I took to the game mechanics of puzzles in shooting better than I thought I would, and had lots of fun in pure gameplay aspects overall. Finding all the collectibles was made a fun experience by way of good traversal and hidden extra dungeons. We may even have to go back to Red Dead Redemption 2 in 2018 to find a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Capcom) confirms they're considering developing ‘Pragmata’ into a series 🎮 The game sold 2M copies in its first 16 days
unlabelledView post →✨ pax west report ✨ Favorite Game: Pragmata!! The gameplay is great, and the hacking components are intuitive and fun. Love the main characters a lot, too. Runner Up: Kirby Air Riders! I was a big fan of the original, and this is just that but more and faster.
unlabelledView post →Capcom is one of the only AAA studios who are consistent these days! I'm glad to see they are actually doing a new IP for once. People are saying this game is "Family Propaganda". No it's not propaganda, this is just normal. It's just giving the "Eww, no family life for me" people the factory reset that they probably need.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Astounishing to me how Capcom keeps releasing day 1 games with great performance and barely any bugs (that is, for the linear games, non-open-world.), nowadays, if some triple A dev actually does the bare minimum is already a celebratory reason. Pragmata is one of the best games I've played in the past 2 years. Everything just clicks, from the game-mechanics point of view to the interactions, world building, the shelter and the main characters :). If you ask me, Capcom landed with their new…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dad Space. Dad Simulator. The multi-tasking gameplay: shooting, dodging, hacking; Is well balanced. It was worth the wait.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →You can't play the game offline. I discovered this when steam was down for about an hour. I haven't played any games for two months and of course the first game I got excited about I couldn't play it without an active connection. This game uses Denuvo Antitamper which requires you to be online to validate your license. This is a single player game with no online features, I was not expecting this issue.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Got locked out of my brand new game on launch night by Denuvo because I adjusted the settings too many times. Apparently pirates have been able to play with no issues, so I'm being punished for being a paying customer?
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Terrible denuvo ruined it. Preordered game 3 months prior and on launch day I'm banned from playing because 5 machine activation limit on same machine due to proton. Game had disabled ray tracing, so I tried launch option after I enabled DLSS which makes game not launch again. Thinking it was launch option not working, I ended up trying out diff protons just to get *** for whole 24 hours on launch date while windows pirates get to play 2 days before release. Piracy is winning due to this. I get…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Guys who see PDF in the game - you need to get some help, because those kinds of thoughts usually pop into the heads of the very people who are thinking about them. If the shoe fits, wear it. Let me explain the context of my comment: Lovely game. I love being a father.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game has what most AAA games lack nowadays: Personality. It is an unique, well thought and handcrafted experience. This is what we truly want for single player games. Absolutely wonderful. Well done CAPCOM. Very fresh and rejuvenating game from all the games we have been getting over the past couple years. This game is heartwarming, action-packed, and a dad simulator all in one. So far this is my favorite game this year and Capcom really delivered with this game. The puzzles are short…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Space Dad Simulator ft. Diana (10/10 Would Protect) Capcom are on an absolute generational run right now. It’s refreshing to see a big publisher take a risk on a new single-player IP like Pragmata. The 20 min demo already sold me on the hacking/shooting gameplay. This will be my palette cleanse in-between my never ending playthrough of Persona 5 Royal. And what makes it even cooler is the fact that we’re literally in a time where humanity is preparing to return to the Moon with missions like…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pragmata is a great game about protecting someone you care about. Just be prepared—it might remind you of someone you wish you could keep safe. :')
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Capcom is on a generational run this year and they're not done yet Pragmata is an amazing game I really hope they follow it up with a sequel
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very refreshing single player story campaign that isn't a souls like or recycled slop. Almost feels like its part of that era of Xbox 360/PS3 games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While I'm really enjoying the game, the reviews before release and many of the Steam reviews make it seem like it's the greatest game ever made. It's certainly very good, but it's not a game that's going to rewrite how games are made. It's a very decent shooter with a fun mechanic that sets it apart from its cohorts, but the characters start off very bland with idiot brain and the writing feels contrived. The main character has no likeability, Diana is clearly not what she's letting on and the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pragmata is freaking great! Simply a game where it is a joy to press buttons
unlabelledView post →This game really surprised me, it hit me way more than i tought and i really enjoyed it. One moment you’re fighting some insane cosmic horror looking boss. The next moment the game hits you with emotional space dad energy. I did not expect this game to be this wholesome. The gameplay is fun, the boss fights get absolutely wild, the soundtrack goes hard, and the space atmosphere looks incredible. It also runs surprisingly well, which made the whole experience even better. This game somehow…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love this game, i have a baby otw so this just makes me excited to be a father even more. The gameplay is so unique and fresh for its genre. The story makes you get attached real quick so ive been enjoying every moment of gameplay.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pragmata isn't a dad game. God of War isn't even a dad game -- it's a sad-dad game. Those are different. Dad games are games about labor, menial tasks, or the minutae of war. Flight Simulator. Hearts of Iron.
unlabelledView post →Severely impressed by the sheer banter quality in Pragmata. I have never seen a game so accurately depict talking to a way too smart and/or probably autistic kid.
unlabelledView post →I just finished the main story a couple of minutes ago. Truly incredible. In today's day and age, an insurmountable feat. Graphics, set design, sound design, weapon/mod choices, voice acting, character design, the writing, the story, all of it, it's all impeccable. Not a single bug. The ending: I ugly-cried. I felt it, hard. To be fair, I am a girl dad of a (currently) 7 year old, so this was .. phew, this was heavy, in the best ways. Thank you to everyone involved in bringing this game into…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pragmata is a sci-fi action game where you are constantly shooting while hacking in real time, which makes every fight feel tense and different. Once you get used to it, the gameplay becomes really engaging and satisfying and overall it leaves you with a fresh, memorable experience. P.S.: I really loved the relationship between Hugh and Diana. It felt warm and personal and stayed with me the most after I finished playing. 🎚️ Difficulty 🔲 My grandma could play it 🔲 Easy ☑️ Normal…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →one of the best releases we had this year, mainly because of its linear structure and focus on the campaign and story, which is honestly a relief in today’s world where everyone keeps releasing games that take dozens of hours and are packed with extra areas to explore and side quests. unlike this current trend, Pragmata brings back the idea of older games, games from a time where what mattered most was the linear campaign and where playtime wasn’t what defined if a game was worth buying or not.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pragmata is basically like if you did the Giraffe part from The Last Of Us for the whole game
unlabelledView post →I finally got the chance directly from Capcom to play through and complete PRAGMATA. So, the million-dollar question, does it actually live up to the years of hype? Without further ado, let’s dive right into the review. Honestly, trying to describe PRAGMATA in a single sentence is tricky. In an era where many developers tend to play it safe by sticking to proven formulas, sequels, or remakes rather than risking new IPs with unique visions, Capcom is showing serious courage. Amidst an…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Capcom is 3/3 for game releases so far this year. Incredible when we are in a generation of AAA slop right now, and the game industry is collapsing. Pragmata feels like an Xbox 360/PS3 era shooter in the best way possible. The hacking during combat feels fresh and unique, something we haven't gotten in a game in a very long time.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pragmata is a game about how cool it would be to have a really big 3D printer.
unlabelledView post →finished Pragmata and strange difficulty spike towards the end aside, that is a pretty incredible finale on top of an already great game
unlabelledView post →Pragmata is more than just a sci-fi game. It feels like a lonely journey about connection, trust, and holding onto hope in a world that already feels broken. The relationship between the characters slowly grows on you, and before you realize it, the quiet moments start hitting harder than the action scenes. There’s something strangely beautiful about walking through its empty futuristic world while the soundtrack quietly plays in the background. It made me feel isolated, but never completely…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The soundtrack, "Memories Are You" by Yasumasa Kitagawa & YU-KA, truly embodies everything about every aspects in this game. I know about Pragmata from the trailer released on June 11, 2020. After waiting for it year after year, experiencing several release delays, and finally arriving in April 2026, I can probably say, "My nearly six-year wait was worth it". With its action-puzzle theme, I truly loved this work. On the other hand, there are many aspects admire, including the narrative…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Controversial video game Pragmata
unlabelledView post →Sometimes I wonder... were the bots created not to serve us, but to take away any sense of purpose we might have had? Interesting lore? Check. Unique combat? Check. Incredibly wholesome? DEF CHECK >.< I was going to wait to write a review because at first glance, the story felt kind of basic. And while I am still committed and intrigued, it is the gameplay and characters that have won me over. The combat is a clever blend of strategically hacking the enemy circuits and utlizing an array of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I reviewed Pragmata! My new favorite game set on the moon (based on 10 seconds of trying to remember what other games take place on the moon) giantbomb.com/reviews/prag...
unlabelledView post →This game is amazing im doing the one the in my life I'll never be able to do... Be a Father. I've only been playing for almost an hour an a half and I've been crying for half that with all the interactions with Diana 10/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →#Pragmata game Icon fanart of Diana (my daughter 🩵)
unlabelledView post →Music: 10/10 Gameplay: 10/10 Story:10/10 Main Character: Dad/10 Final Thoughts: Corporate greed will be the death of us all and I hate the world even more now.
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