Pragmata (2026)

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by Capcom

Platforms:

PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 Show more

Genres:Adventure, Shooter

Themes:Action, Science fiction

Game modes:Single player

Story:

Pragmata is a sci-fi action-adventure game set in the near future. The story follows Hugh and his android companion Diana as they navigate a Lunar research station. Gameplay incorporates action elements alongside mechanics involving interaction with systems within the environment.

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@Mystericwolf

April 27, 2026

I saw a copy of this being played by a YouTube streamer and got a really good feel of the story. It's got really solid game play mechanics, and they did a wonderful job of connecting you to the characters and the world. I believe it'd be an excellent addition to the GOG library, and it'd also be nice to be able to preserve a really great game.

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@shadowAOD

April 27, 2026

Another Home Run Release from Capcom, especially since they released the excellent RE Requiem just recently.The system hacking,third person shooting and the metroidvania elements blends so well together in this game.

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@Bloodsmithgamer

April 28, 2026

I have not yet played this game, but it looks beautiful and wholesome. I hope to be able to play it at some point, but I only buy PC games from GOG for the time being. The child is cute, and the game looks fun, and it's nice to have more games that explore themes of fatherhood. I've only heard good things about the game. I will buy it as soon as it comes to gog, so I hope it does.

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@GigglesTheCat

May 03, 2026

I greatly appreciate the steady increase in challenge of the game. While I hope Capcom adds more rewards to those who wish to push themselves, I still feel accomplished for having completed the challenge rooms and higher difficulty. I also love the extra optional challenges available after the game's completion, such as the difficulty modifier. These optional challenges included in such a robust single-player experience are what makes Pragmata deserving of preservation, but the beautiful story-telling cannot be ignored as well.

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@Menkay

May 07, 2026

Com certeza não só esse game maravilhoso deveria está nessa plataforma como outros jogos também, no entanto é muito satisfatório saber que a GOG está tendo esse objetivo de trazer essa franquia para cá. Espero que não só essa mais todos os títulos de jogos lançamento que sair inclusive da capcom.

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@JBTGR

May 05, 2026

PRAGMATA Is The best thing to out of capcom in awhile so if they add it GOG instant buy because with the steam version having stupid denuvo i refuse to buy it on steam if they want my money give it here on gog the story so far is amazing and so much fun but it's winning me over

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@guilhermematos_

May 10, 2026

Pragmata stands out for its unique, enigmatic atmosphere and stunning sci-fi visuals. The dynamic between the protagonist and the mysterious girl in a futuristic, lunar setting is deeply intriguing. In Brazil, the hype for a new Capcom IP of this scale is massive, as fans are eager for a fresh, high-quality narrative experience.The combination of high-tech gadgets, gravity-defying exploration, and the protective mechanics involving the young girl promises a unique gameplay loop. The challenge of survival in a lunar environment, coupled with Capcom's signature polished combat, makes it one of the most promising titles of 2026.We want to support new and ambitious IPs on a platform that respects digital ownership. A DRM-free version on GOG would be the ideal way to preserve this futuristic masterpiece from day one. Additionally, having official Brazilian Portuguese (PT-BR) support is essential for our community to fully engage with this new world.

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@XboxGamerPS4

May 12, 2026

I own the series x version of this game, its very fun to play, I have already beaten it, and unlocked new game plus, I like its story, and I hope they make a sequel to this game, I like the fact it takes place in OutSpace, and has robots or androids in it. it's a very good Sci-Fi game, with likeable characters. I like collecting the holographic items for the android girl, its too bad that ended too soon, I already got all of them during my playthought of the game, I felt like they could of added more of them with their addons, and I got the preorder extra skins with my series x version of it. this game should of been a cross playable game in xbox app, but its not the pc version is missing from there, it would of helped their new xbox mode and features if they made more of our series x digital titles cross playable, xbox app full screen feature is very nice idea. like steam big picture mode, but steam kind of does it better still, my only comment on that.

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@Maszinen

May 30, 2026

I was on the verge of buying the game, but then I saw that the game was using denuvo and since I'm not touching anything with denuvo in it, I'll simply wait for the game to appear on GOG

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@paci2020

May 13, 2026

Vaguely curious because it seems to have some amazing bells and whistles. Not a fan of sad endings though. :/ I wish you could save more people. Also, absolutely not a fan of Playstation’s new requirement for digital games to log in every 30 days or your game deactivates. Especially since my PS5 Pro does not come with a drive. Very unhappy they did not give us a heads up that they were doing this. I would have bought or preordered some games before the cutoff date. I am terrified of some server glitch or outage that bricks the games i paid for. Sony is infamous for getting hacked since way back from the PSP days. Regular online activation to keep your games alive is why I don’t use Steam. GOG Forever!

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