Video Demonstrates Path Tracing in Pragmata on Nvidia GPUs

by Bruno Pferd January 6, 2026

written by Bruno Pferd January 6, 2026

Key Takeaways

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Collaborative Ray Tracing: Capcom and Nvidia are working together to implement advanced ray tracing in Pragmata, promising incredibly realistic lighting and immersive visuals.
Enhanced Performance with DLSS 4: To ensure smooth gameplay, the PC version of Pragmata supports DLSS 4 scaling technology, allowing players with RTX 50 series cards to experience high frame rates.
Ray Tracing Demonstration: Nvidia has provided a video demonstrating Pragmatas visual fidelity, offering before-and-after comparisons that highlight the impact of ray tracing on various surfaces and environments.
Multiplatform Launch: Pragmata is set to launch on April 24 for PC, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X/S. A special demo, Sketchbook for Pragmata, offers an early look at the games ray-traced visuals on Steam.

Collaborative Ray Tracing Elevates Pragmata’s Visual Fidelity on Nvidia GPUs

Capcom and Nvidia are collaborating to bring advanced ray tracing to Pragmata, following their work on Resident Evil: Requiem. Pragmata, Capcom’s upcoming third-person action-adventure game, stars Hugh Williams and his robot companion, Diana. The sci-fi narrative centers on a strange substance called Lunafilament and the sudden loss of contact with a lunar research station. In single-player mode, players control both Hugh and Diana. Diana hacks enemy armor, revealing weak points for Hugh to exploit with precise attacks. The PC version of Pragmata boasts full-spectrum ray tracing for incredibly realistic lighting and immersive visuals. To ensure smooth performance, it also supports DLSS 4 scaling technology. Nvidia’s video demonstrates the game’s visual fidelity, offering before-and-after comparisons that highlight the impact of ray tracing on reflective surfaces, such as the lunar base floor, and on metal and glass environments. Capcom’s engine development manager, Masaru Ijuin, presented examples of these ray-traced environments in the video. In addition to ray tracing, Pragmata will feature DLSS 4 with Multi-Frame Generation (MFG), enabling players with RTX 50 series cards to experience high frame rates. A special demo, Sketchbook for Pragmata, available on Steam, provides an early look at the game’s ray-traced visuals.

Pragmata’s Multiplatform Launch Scheduled for April 24 on Major Consoles

Pragmata is scheduled to launch on April 24 for PC, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X/S.

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