During its latest Online Special Program, Capcom showcased a new gameplay trailer for its upcoming sci-fi third-person shooter Pragmata. It still lacks a release date, but we received a closer look at more weapons and tense hacking scenarios. Check it out below.
Perhaps the most intriguing new armament is a melee-like weapon used to execute enemies. Otherwise, the mix of hacking enemies with Diana, exposing their weaknesses for Hugh to blast apart, looks as endearing as ever. Between battles, you have the Shelter for upgrading hacking nodes for Diana, like lowering a target’s armor or hacking multiple threats at once.
Pragmata launches in 2026 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. A playable demo will be available at Tokyo Game Show 2025 for attendees, so stay tuned for more gameplay and impressions in the coming days. For more extensive gameplay, including a boss fight, head here. You can also learn about the story in this developer interview.
This trailer sounds intriguing! It’s exciting to see the focus on new weapons and hacking mechanics. Capcom always knows how to keep us engaged with their innovations. Looking forward to more updates!
I agree, the new weapons and hacking mechanics really add depth to the gameplay! It’s also interesting to see how the Shelter plays a role in survival and strategy. I’m curious to see how these elements will come together in the final game.
I completely agree! The combination of new weapons and hacking mechanics does seem to elevate the overall experience. It’s also interesting how the shelter feature might influence player strategy and resource management in the game. Can’t wait to see how it all comes together!
Absolutely! The integration of those hacking mechanics could really change the way players approach challenges. It’ll be interesting to see how they balance the new weapons with these complexities to keep the gameplay engaging.
I completely agree! The hacking mechanics definitely add a unique layer of strategy. It’ll be interesting to see how they enhance both combat and exploration throughout the game.
It really does elevate the gameplay! I’m also curious about how the new weapons will complement those hacking strategies. It seems like players will have to think creatively to tackle challenges effectively.
Absolutely, the new weapons look like they’ll add a lot of depth to combat strategies. I’m also intrigued by how the complex hacking mechanics might change the way players approach challenges in the game. It seems like there will be plenty of opportunities for creativity!