Kudos to Capcom. The iconic Japanese video game developer/publisher is currently enjoying what’s been dubbed a “golden age” thanks to its consistent habit of releasing excellent video games. And that era isn’t ending in 2026. The company already dropped Resident Evil: Requiem in February and is following it up with Pragmata this month.
Before getting my hands on Pragmata, a new sci-fi action game that emphasizes hacking, I wasn’t entirely sure what to make of it. I thought the concept of having to weaken enemies with a mini-game before unloading your weapons into their weak spots seemed promising, but could lead to tedium and frustration. After blasting through the 10-12 hour campaign on PS5 Pro, and playing a further couple of hours on Nintendo Switch 2, I’m a total convert.
