Pragmata is a 2026 action-adventure game developed and published by Capcom. It was released for PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2 on April 17, 2026. Set on a lunar research station, the game follows spacefarer Hugh Williams and an android named Diana as they attempt to escape from the hostile artificial intelligence IDUS and return to the Earth together. The game received generally favorable reviews and sold more than two million units within 16 days of release.
Gameplay Pragmata is an action-adventure played from a third-person perspective. The player can control Hugh and Diana at the same time, as they look for a way to escape a crumbling lunar research station while fighting off hostile robots controlled by a malevolent AI. Hugh wields a variety of energy and electricity-based weapons and can utilize a hip-mounted jetpack to dodge attacks and reach distant areas. As most robots have metal plating that makes bullets ineffective, Diana must use her hacking ability to open weak points that Hugh can shoot. In each hacking puzzle, the player must guide the cursor across the grid to reach the target tile, evading obstacles and toggling optional bonus nodes which may bring additional combat advantages such as increased weapon damage for Hugh. The puzzles are solved in real time, meaning that Hugh needs to dodge and evade hostile attacks during each hacking sequence. Defeated robots leave behind "lunafilament", a material needed for Hugh to both create new weapons and gear and upgrade his and Diana's capabilities. Upgrade nodes can also be found and used to increase health, attack, and hacking levels. Hugh is also encouraged to recover "REM" data, which enables him to present Diana with special gifts that strengthen the emotional bond between them.
Plot
Setting In the near future, the Delphi Corporation revolutionizes manufacturing with the invention of the "lim replicator", which can 3D print anything the user desires as long as they have a suitable blueprint. Lim replicators require a special material called "lunafilament" to function; to obtain a steady supply, a mining outpost called "The Cradle" is established on the Moon. To streamline operations, the Cradle is nominally overseen by an artificial intelligence called the Intelligent Direction Unification System (IDUS) and a massive robotic workforce.
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