On Thursday’s Capcom Spotlight, they dug deeper into Pragmata, sharing fresh info on the sci-fi storyline and action-strategy gameplay. It all takes place in a future not too far off where we’ve set up camp on the moon and invented Lunafilium – a material that can nearly replicate anything. But one day, out of nowhere, all contact with our lunar research station dedicated to this Lunafilium was lost. Today’s video introduces us to Hugh Williams, part of the team sent up to find out what happened. When a sudden moonquake hits the facility, Hugh gets separated, injured, and knocks out. That’s when he meets Diana, a unique android made with Lunafilium, who appears as a woman. Since then, they’ve been teaming up to fight off angry robots at the station. Hugh calls her “Diana,” and together they aim to escape the lunar base and return to Earth. The main gameplay in Pragmata will be hacking and shooting, with Diana handling the hacks and Hugh using guns. When you target enemies, a screen panel appears, letting you control Diana’s hacking abilities. By moving your cursor across this panel, she can strip enemy armor and create openings for Hugh to attack weak points with his weapons.
Teamwork’s key in this adventure! Diana, with her off-the-battle hacking skills, gets to access the station’s systems, break through obstacles slowing progress down. At the same time, Hugh uses his suit’s thrusters to navigate the lunar station’s rough terrain. Combining their strengths makes them unstoppable! Pragmata lands in 2026 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
For those eager to dive deeper into Capcom’s latest developments and catch a glimpse of what’s in store for the future, be sure not to miss Sophie Laurent’s article titled “Capcom to Hold New Presentation Next Week,” published on June 19, 2025. This insightful piece details an upcoming Capcom Spotlight presentation set for Thursday, June 26, at 19:00 Brasília time, where fans can anticipate updates on a roster of highly anticipated titles such as Monster Hunter Wilds, Street Fighter 6, Pragmata, and Resident Evil Requiem. Meanwhile, Ahmed Hassan recently delved into the long-awaited reveal of Capcom’s Pragmata, sharing a comprehensive look at its innovative gameplay during a State of Play event on June 6, 2025. With an exclusive focus on PlayStation 5 and plans for PC and Xbox Series X/S versions in 2026, this blog post highlights the unique dual-character control system and the intricate cooperation between Hugh and Diana to navigate the lunar station’s mysteries. Click Capcom to Hold New Presentation Next Week to learn more about what Capcom has in store for the gaming community, and dive deeper into the details of Pragmata’s gameplay debut at Pragmata Rises from the Dead, With Two-Headed Gameplay, New Trailer Featuring Gameplay!
