Capcom's New Game Pragmata Is Now Releasing A Little Earlier Than Expected

Yes! This is my most anticipated game right now, so this is awesome news.

Tomodachi Life btfo'd by Pragmata and Mouse P.I. new release dates

I still think this game looks like The Future Adventures of Big Daddy and Little Sister.

While I'll still be buying Tomodachi Life day 1 to secure the physical copy, in terms of actually playing games in April I'm definitely prioritizing Pragmata over Tomodachi Life.

@Fizza Forgot it was even announced that long ago!

Huh? Did anyone tell Capcom you’re supposed to delay your game, not anticipate it? What else now, you’re gonna release 3 games for the price of 1? Optimize for portable and low-end devices with excellent ports? Preposterous!

Played the demo and now a strong maybe

The demo was super impressive (playing in tabletop mode) I’m hoping performance holds up for the whole release 🤞

Super looking forward to this and right on my break too!

GOTY candidate right here

I'm not confident I'll be able to direct the funds around launch, but here's hoping for sooner rather than later. Still one of THE Switch 2 releases this year as far as I'm concerned.

@Shmoo the demo ran really well, but it was also mostly smaller rooms and corridors. I hope the performance holds up in bigger more open areas as well. I'll definitely wait for the Digital Foundry review before buying it.

That's awesome to hear, I really loved the demo and I can't wait to play the full game, this is the most I've been excited for a new Capcom game that isn't Mega Man in a loooooong time

To answer the questions at the end of the article, I still have to play the demo, and if there is no proper physical I won't be buying it.
Looks very interesting and promising though. Wish everyone lots of fun with it in the meantime.

Capcom is suddenly the hottest name in gaming and they sure seem to be pretty lit. Requiem selling like hot cakes and Pragmata just around the corner. Good for them honestly. Single player games too which is awesome.

@ToniK

They’ve been on a good streak since RE2 Remake. Nearly every year for the past 6-7 years they’ve put out at least one great game.

Resident Evils, Street Fighter VI, Monster Hunters pave the way for us to get these new IPs that are so rare right now. I don’t think we would see games like Kunitsu-gami and Pragmata without them being consistent with their big franchises.

Even old IPs have been slowly returning. Dragons Dogma, Onimusha, Okami just to name a few.

I remain hopeful Viewtiful Joe will return.

Pragmata and Tomodachi in the same week? That week shall be known as Pragmadachi Life.

Awesome! It comes out a few days before my birthday, so I’ll definitely treat myself. It is shaping up to me another Capcom banger.

This is a definitely day one purchase for me as im into these type of PS2 era uniqueness that you rarely see these days, I have no issue skipping Tomodachi life as i dont like these type of games, im even skipping Pokopia due to the game's genre despite that i love pokemon,

@brakeman90

Couldn’t agree more

Capcom is on track to become my favorite gaming firm next to Nintendo, they deliver crazy quality currently

@rvcolem1 What was it before?

This game looks incredible.
İ want to buy and play this game but İ do not have the nintendo switch 2.
İ will see what will happen later.
İ want to play this game on the nintendo switch 2.

@tseliot honestly pretty low because I dont like shooters, but I wonder how well the puzzle element ages if it is in the whole game

@Hwatt
Capcom has been on fire since RE7(PSVR1) imo, and has peaked with RE8 VR, and even RE4R VR, and of course the latest PCVR mod for Requiem which should be finished before Q2 this year. Resident Evil 2 Remake is a 10/10, with high frame rate mode(Which is an unstable 80-120fps on PS5, and a locked 120fps on PS5 Pro), and even RE3Remake is a great time if you can get over the missing content.

As for the Pragmata demo(PS5, that is) it left me feeling mixed. On one hand, the Gyro aiming with both sensitivity dials cranked to the max works fantastic, and i love the entire piggy back riding Android girl that hacks into enemies using that new grid layout mechanic. But unfortunately, weapon firing feels too slow. Wish they'd speed it up!

I can imagine the NS2 version feeling more enjoyable to play thanks to the Asymetrical Stick layout, and I think firing your weapon with Digital back buttons would feel more enoyable for a game like this. But then the visuals, resolution and framerate all takes a hit.