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 science fiction action-adventure game set in a near-future environment. 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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@Mikance

December 21, 2025

The demo blew me like a dandelion. It really is a shame the PC port will launch with Denuvo, causing issues and making the experience worse. If you have a 4-button mouse this game is a treat to play on PC, the hacking feels really good and unique- has not been done before in shooters. It probably wont happen on launch but eventually I hope this game makes it over to GOG and soon.

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@Jyber

December 14, 2025

I think more Capcom games should be available on GOG. Pragmata really won me over. The dual control mechanism is very rare, and I've hardly seen the combination of combat and mini-games in other games. It would be great to see it in the GOG library.

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@Hyperion1829

March 08, 2026

The demo was really fun! Diana was cute and I could see hers and Hugh's interactions ending up being very heartwarming. The unique combat was excellent. I really hope GOG are able to bring this here. Really wish Capcom games in general made it to GOG.

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@chihwahli

March 30, 2026

simple. I will only buy at GOG. com and not buy anywhere else. The game attracts me as it is Scifi. and you protect a girl. That makes the game less lonely as you have a companion ingame to talk and interact with. news that A. I. was used to create a human made level, to fake A. I. is actually a good thing. Hope game companies can keep using real 3D artists, because everyone needs to eat and have money to buy games. no money is no buying games. simple!

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@FabianMaldo

April 17, 2026

A good single player game that actually innovates by playing to Capcom's newest strengths that were learned from their stellar Resident Evil remakes. This game is worthy of GOG's addition and preservation.

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@A.C.

April 19, 2026

The only reason I don't have this game is Steam, which I hate. I only support platforms that allow true ownership, and GOG hasn't let me down yet. So I really hope this gets released here soon, because I do want the game, but refuse to compromise the principles we're continually asked to sacrifice for 'access'.

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@9214cand

April 21, 2026

I just played the demo and I have to say it is quite charming. And it is a competent 3rd party shooter that looks and runs great, under the CachyOS Linux kernel. No, I don't have a 4-button mouse, but you can work around it by altering the default controls. Not the most ideal thing in the world, but it functions. I would REALLY like to buy this on GOG. I've already bought a new mouse on Ebay just for the dual control capability, so I'm gonna play it real soon, one way or another.

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@DerNachtschreck

April 26, 2026

Another amazing Singleplayer game which is kept away from the only platform which is respecting the gamers and supporting Single Player Games for decades. Pragmata needs to be here. I want to play it and I wont buy it elsewhere. I am still pissed that I bought Clais Obscure on release and later it came out at GOG.

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@AlexEzio999

April 24, 2026

Even though I've only played the demo, that was enough to convince me to buy this game. It absolutely blew me away, and I was upset when the game was gonna have Denuvo on PC. I will be a minute one buy if this game comes to GOG.

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@lbwwffan

April 27, 2026

Pragmata is a fantastic game I had a blast from start to finish and just recently got the plat for it, getting this and Resident Evil Requiem on GOG would be awesome

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