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Pragmata
Pragmata is an action adventure title that depicts a near-future dystopian world on the moon through a deeply profound story and setting. The game will take full advantage of next-generation platform features, and as Capcom's first completely new IP made for dedicated video game consoles in four years†, the company aims to establish Pragmata as one...
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Pragmata Reviews
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Capcom's Pragmata releases after being announced at the PS5 reveal. Combining a heartfelt narrative and tight gameplay, does it deliver?
Pragmata is finally here - and yes, you get a cute robot daughter. But with ADHD-tingling combat and a story that will tug at your heart, is one robot girl enough to make Pragmata amazing?
PRAGMATA is an engaging and entertaining game with both a unique combat mechanic and compelling characters. While the fighting can be a bit slow at times, it is definitely a must-play.
Over the past few years, Capcom has rarely missed, landing just about every major release while still being willing to experiment with new formulas and styles. It’s a studio that isn’t afraid to get a little weird, and that willingness often leads to some genuinely unique experiences. Exoprimal, despite its short lifespan, was an exciting PvP shooter that tried to do something different, and I was disappointed to see it quietly fade away. Meanwhile, Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess pulle...
Set in a dystopian near-future on Earth's Moon, Pragmata will take you on an unforgettable, adventure.
Pragmata is not a game about robots. It’s a game about you. About me. About remembering that inside each of us there's a child who sometimes just needs a warm down jacket (even if it's the wrong size) and the right to go barefoot.
Capcom's new third-person shooter might well make other action games feel quite simple from this point onward.
Capcom’s signature survival action in an appealing new wrapper
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For its first big original IP in over a decade, Pragmata sees Capcom looking to its past and its future. What results is an often delightful mash up of tight
Pragmata's third-person shooter and hacking gameplay mix is unique, and enjoyable enough to overlook the dull, forgettable story.
Pragmata is endlessly cool, visually sharp, and a testament to the fact that Capcom is really cooking with their IP these days, old and new alike. The combat system along with the hacking gameplay are incredibly intuitive, and it's fun puzzling out each encounter to handle it most efficiently. I do think the core loop of each level is a bit basic in terms of moment-to-moment action, and the game's story, while serviceable, doesn't quite capture the emotions I think it wanted to. Regardless, at the end of the day, this is a very entertaining and impressive video game, and what's been pulled off...