Capcom once again demonstrates its technical prowess with PRAGMATA, a third-person action-adventure title unveiled in 2020 that has kept players on edge. The story follows Hugh Williams, a member of a support team sent to the Moon to investigate the Cradle facility of Delphi Corporation, which has lost communication with Earth. After a lunar earthquake, Hugh becomes trapped and is rescued by Diana, an android with the appearance of a young girl named Pragmata. Together, they must reach the communications tower while facing robots controlled by the AI IDUS.
The RE Engine and Lunar Physics 🌙
PRAGMATA uses the RE Engine, already proven in titles like Resident Evil and Devil May Cry, to deliver a detailed lunar setting. Capcom has worked on reduced gravity physics, allowing for broader movements and higher jumps. Combat focuses on the synergy between Hugh and Diana: she can hack enemies and disable systems, while Hugh handles firearms and melee attacks. The AI IDUS controls hordes of robots that adapt to the player's actions, demanding strategy in every encounter.
An Android Girl Who Knows More Than You 🤖
Sure, because what Hugh needed in the middle of a lunar apocalypse was a robot girl to bail him out. While he runs and shoots as best he can, Diana hacks everything in her path like a teenager with access to the school network. And the best part: no one knows when the game will be released. Capcom has been keeping the mystery since 2020, and all we've seen are a few trailers. At least the android doesn't ask you to buy skins.