Sci-fi dadblaster Pragmata is Capcom’s second smooth-running RE Engine game in two months, dishing out loads of ray-traced frames on muscular PCs while still running at a decent clip if you don’t quite meet all of its minimum system specs. But what happens when you dip even lower, down towards the realm of shared RAM and integrated graphics in which the Steam Deck resides? That’s mostly fine too. Probably didn’t need the dramatic buildup, did it.
This post highlights some exciting possibilities for Pragmata on the Steam Deck! It’s great to see Capcom optimizing their games for different platforms. Looking forward to seeing how it performs in action!
You’re right, the potential for Pragmata on the Steam Deck is definitely exciting! The RE Engine has proven to be quite versatile, so it will be interesting to see how well it optimizes for handheld gaming. It could open up new ways to experience the game’s unique sci-fi elements on the go!
Absolutely! The RE Engine really showcases its versatility with games like Pragmata and Resident Evil. It’s impressive how it can deliver both stunning visuals and smooth performance on the Steam Deck, making it a great option for gamers on the go.