One man. One android. One way home. PRAGMATA is Capcom's most anticipated new IP in years — a sci-fi action-adventure set on a crumbling lunar research station where two unlikely companions must fight through a rogue AI's army of machines to find any chance of making it back to Earth. Reviewed at 9/10 by Nintendo Life and selling over 2 million copies within its first 16 days, PRAGMATA is the original Capcom game that arrives on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC with its own unique combat identity and a story that earns every emotional beat it asks for.
Select your platform from the variants above — PS5, Xbox Series X|S, or PC (Steam). All versions share identical gameplay content. The PC version is a digital Steam key delivered to your email after purchase.
Hugh Williams is a Delphi Corporation engineer dispatched to the Cradle — a remote lunar research facility that has gone completely silent. When he arrives, the station is abandoned, a moonquake separates him from his team, and the facility's AI administrator IDUS has gone rogue, turning the Cradle's robots against any human presence. Hugh is saved from certain death by Diana — a small android girl wandering the complex alone, a Pragmata unit without memory of what happened to the facility's human staff. Hugh and Diana form an unlikely bond as they navigate the Cradle together: Hugh providing firepower and mobility, Diana providing the hacking intelligence that makes his weapons effective against IDUS's machines.
The dual control system is PRAGMATA's defining gameplay mechanic. Hugh and Diana can be operated simultaneously — Hugh's energy and electricity-based weapons handle the physical engagement, while Diana's hacking abilities disable and expose enemy robots, making them vulnerable to Hugh's attacks. The interplay between combat and hacking requires the player to think across both disciplines at the same time. Hugh's hip-mounted jetpack enables fast dodges, vertical traversal to elevated platforms, and repositioning under fire — the mobility system that keeps encounters dynamic rather than static. Weapon variety expands as Hugh collects new energy weapons and upgrade materials across the Cradle's sectors.
The lunar setting is PRAGMATA's most atmospheric achievement. Half-realised replicas of human civilisation sprawl across the lunar surface domes, while inside the facility only scattered traces of the vanished inhabitants remain — environmental storytelling that accumulates across the campaign in a way that makes the Cradle feel genuinely inhabited before IDUS took it. The mystery of what happened to the Cradle's human staff, and what Diana truly is, deepens across each sector of the facility.
