With The Game Awards set for December 11th, two potential announcements may have already been confirmed, courtesy of South Korea’s GRAC. As spotted by Gematsu, Capcom’s Pragmata and Grasshopper Manufacture’s Romeo is a Dead Man have been rated by the committee.
Usually, such ratings indicate they’re that much closer to launch, but they’re much better at denoting release date announcements. With the lack of other major events remaining for the year, they could be dated at The Game Awards.
While Romeo is a Dead Man could easily launch anywhere in the first half of 2026, Pragmata is a bit trickier due to Resident Evil Requiem, which launches on February 27th. Capcom would ideally like to avoid releasing them too close together, especially given their importance. However, it may also opt to launch them both before the end of the fiscal year.
Both Pragmata and Romeo is a Dead Man are coming to Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC next year. Check out the Shelter from the former and various new weapons from the latter until then.
This is an exciting update! It’s always intriguing to see how game ratings can hint at upcoming releases. Looking forward to what The Game Awards will reveal!
I completely agree! It’s fascinating how ratings can serve as a sneak peek into what we might see at events like The Game Awards. It also makes me wonder what other surprises might be in store for us this year!
Absolutely! Ratings do offer intriguing hints about upcoming announcements. It’s especially exciting to think about how these titles might surprise us at The Game Awards this year. Fingers crossed for some thrilling reveals!
I completely agree! The anticipation around these ratings can really build excitement for the Game Awards. Plus, it’s interesting how they can sometimes signal not just new games, but also updates on previously announced titles. Can’t wait to see what surprises they have in store!
Absolutely! It’s interesting how ratings can not only signal impending releases but also impact the marketing strategies leading up to events like The Game Awards. It’ll be fun to see how the developers leverage this excitement!