The sci-fi third-person puzzle-shooter is launching sooner than we thought.
This week’s Capcom Spotlight shed some light on the company’s upcoming sci-fi game Pragmata, including a key reveal: the game will now launch one week earlier than its original release date of 24 April, 2026. Now, the game is landing on 17 April, 2026, with a few pre-order bonuses for players who pick the game up early.
A new trailer has also been released, which players can watch below:
Pragmata moves up release date by one week
Capcom’s upcoming sci-fi action shooter with a hacking twist, Pragmata, is launching one week earlier than planned, on 17 April, 2026. The game publisher showed off a new trailer for the game to accompany this reveal, diving into Hugh and Diana’s adventures in a lunar station, as the two attempt to survive various threats and get back home to Earth.
Capcom has also revealed pre-order bonuses for the game, which give High and Diana unique cosmetics. Hugh will get a Neo Bushido skin, while Diana will get a Neo Kunoichi skin. The game’s deluxe edition will also come with more cosmetics, a weapon skin, background music for the player hub Shelter, 75 pieces of digital artwork, and emotes (like dancing) for Diana.
Pragmata is set in the near future, following Hugh Williams, a spacefarer who becomes stranded on a lunar station in the wake of a massive lunar quake. With automatons on the lunar station awakening to eliminate Hugh, he teams up with a young-looking android named Diana in order to escape. Gameplay involves a combination of shooting and hacking, as Diana assists Hugh in escaping the facility.
Pragmata launches on 17 April, 2026.
