PRAGMATA

É um grande jogo, vale a pena numa promoção legal, e tem uma gameplay bem gostosinha, apesar de jogando por muito tempo começa a enjoar e ai é bom dar umas pausas e depois voltar, jogo relativamente curto também.

Short, but very pleasant game. Quite chill once you get used to the mechanics. Definitely worth buying and finishing at least main story

This isn't my favorite video game, but it is a very good one I will remember fondly. The ultimate 8/10 experience. The mixed hacking/shooting gameplay is fun and a nice change of pace from basically every other 3rd person shooter ever made. The visuals are solid. The story is fine. It's a good game I enjoyed a lot.

First game I played on my Steam Machine, and it's Awesome!! It has a similar feel as the Dead Space games (which I love), except you're fighting robots instead of necromorphs, and the hacking mechanic adds an extra layer of tension. The combat is heaps of fun. Highly recommend.

Highly Recommended

I honestly wasn't prepared for how much Pragmata would affect me. What starts as an incredible sci-fi adventure slowly becomes something much more personal. As Hugh, you end up becoming a father figure to Diana, and watching that relationship grow was one of the most beautiful parts of the game. Protecting her, teaching her, encouraging her, and seeing her trust you made me genuinely care about her. She stopped feeling like just another AI companion—she felt like my daughter. Every moment together, from the quiet conversations to the dangerous situations where you'd do anything to keep her safe, made their bond feel real. By the time the ending arrived, I was completely invested. I cried. Not just because it was sad, but because the journey was so beautifully written and emotionally earned. The soundtrack, voice acting, and storytelling all came together perfectly. Capcom created something truly special. Pragmata isn't just an action game—it's a story about love, family, sacrifice, and what it means to protect someone you care about. 11/10. One of the most emotional games I've ever played, and one I'll never forget. Thank you, Capcom.

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