Capcom Reminds Us Pragmata Still Exists, Then Delays It Indefinitely
Capcom announced during its showcase that Pragmata, its sci-fi third-person game, has been delayed beyond 2023. No new window was given, but Capcom did briefly show off the game, and it revealed a few small details.
In this new trailer, we learn that the little girl from the original 2020 reveal is named Diana. We also see a soldier dressed in a white astronaut suit fight robots in combat. In the small snippets of gameplay shown, we see the astronaut moving around a space station-like facility, with Diana in his backpack. He fights smaller robots in close-combat and we see him fighting a large mech.
There is also a brief close-up of Diana near the end of the trailer, where she interacts with a floating computer interface. Her eyes are shown close up, with a similar-looking interface in her eyes, implying that she is connected to technology somehow, either as a robot herself or just via some cybernetic enhancements.
Pragmata was originally revealed in 2020 with a 2022 release window, however in late 2021 the game was delayed to 2023. Pragmata is releasing on Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and PC, and got another delay to an unannounced future window.
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Capcom announced during its showcase that Pragmata, its sci-fi third-person game, has been delayed beyond 2023. No new window was given, but Capcom did briefly show off the game, and it revealed a few small details.
In this new trailer, we learn that the little girl from the original 2020 reveal is named Diana. We also see a soldier dressed in a white astronaut suit fight robots in combat. In the small snippets of gameplay shown, we see the astronaut moving around a space station-like facility, with Diana in his backpack. He fights smaller robots in close-combat and we see him fighting a large mech.
There is also a brief close-up of Diana near the end of the trailer, where she interacts with a floating computer interface. Her eyes are shown close up, with a similar-looking interface in her eyes, implying that she is connected to technology somehow, either as a robot herself or just via some cybernetic enhancements.
Pragmata was originally revealed in 2020 with a 2022 release window, however in late 2021 the game was delayed to 2023. Pragmata is releasing on Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and PC, and got another delay to an unannounced future window.
The products discussed here were independently chosen by our editors.
GameSpot may get a share of the revenue if you buy anything featured on our site.
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