With that said, there was mention of Pragmata as being a new IP for newly hired developers. Capcom has hired a hundred developers each year, and to help train these employees, they started Pragmata.

Fans of Capcom and its video game franchises want to keep an eye on October 10, as it's shaping up to a big day for the ...

Pragmata, Capcom's new third-person action franchise, is now coming out in 2026 based on a new trailer shared during Sony's latest State of Play stream.

Capcom fans have been eagerly awaiting any news on the upcoming Pragmata, and it seems a small update has been released. However, since its debut, updates have been sparse, with delays pushing its ...

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.

At first, it seems like Pragmata is your standard sci-fi third-person shooter, think Dead Space without the horror elements. But when Hank fires at the robot, he can barely any damage.

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 ...

Pragmata was first unveiled back in 2020, being developed for the Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. There's not been much revealed about it, though, aside from gorgeous - if a little bizarre - aesthetics.

First announced back in 2020, news around Pragmata had been very limited—until it made its presence known at Summer Game Fest 2025 and gave the press some hands-on time with the title.

If Pragmata’s young robo-protagonist Diana is secretly connected to Dr. Light, Dr. Wily, and all the nonsense first introduced in the NES Mega Man from 1987, the studio is staying mum.

Capcom’s odd-couple sci-fi action game, Pragmata, is almost here. At SGF 2025, I finally got to steer Hugh (the human) lumbering around in a military spacesuit, with the adorable android, Diana ...

Pragmata received 466 votes, pushing it past big names like Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, Pokémon Legends: Z-A, and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, all of which actually look like they may ...