PRAGMATA

Só pelo meme: > Eu tava esperando a Diana dar uma risada parecida com a Lulu do League of Legends. KKKKKKKKKKKKKK > Esse game foi desenvolvido para acabar com a taxa de natalidade no Japão e no mundo, e eu posso provar. PRAGMATA foi uma experiência encantadora. [h2]Gameplay[/h2] Eu adorei a gameplay. É intensa e divertida, principalmente pela dinâmica entre Hugh Williams no combate e da Pragmata Diana no hackeamento, permitindo explorar diversas vulnerabilidades dos inimigos com habilidades escaláveis e diferentes possibilidades de combate, pois há várias armas no arsenal. - Os puzzles de área funcionam: São legais, não são chatos, não senti serem repetitivos. - Os inimigos, no geral, são repetitivos, com exceção dos chefes de cada ato, que são desafiadores e requerem persistência e inteligência! [h2]Progressão, desenvolvimento e exploração[/h2] A progressão é escalável e fácil. Abre novas habilidades, armas no arsenal, novos trajes para Diana e o Hugh, e outros recursos. A exploração recompensa com eventos que enchem o coração pra quem quer ser pai de menina. Fiquei emocionado ao ver a Diana feliz com as conquistas de fazer 100% do mapa e revelar melhorias na base. [h2]História[/h2] A história é boa, sem reclamações. Tive o prazer de sentir imersão na história de Hugh e Diana conforme a história avançava, com surpresas e revelações. Dei várias risadas, foi emocionante acompanhar o desfecho de cada ato, principalmente porque os diálogos e interações são bons. A dublagem brasileira, como sempre, é maravilhosa. [h2]Trilha sonora[/h2] Tem trilha sonora que desperta emoções intensas ao jogar, recomendo! As trilhas sonoras no geral e no combate são OK, não são memoráveis. [h2]Otimização[/h2] PRAGMATA é otimizado, entregando altos FPS e uma experiência agradável. A CAPCOM está surpreendendo nas otimizações. [h2]Considerações Finais[/h2] Eu adoraria jogar um PRAGMATA 2 no futuro. Excelente experiência, principalmente o desenrolar da história e o desfecho. É um game relativamente curto, a ser zerado com uma média de 15 horas. [h2]RECOMENDO! :)[/h2]

[h2]Graphics/ Visually[/h2] This game is visually [b]gorgeous[/b] and this Diana's hair tech was cherry on top [h2]Combat/ Gameplay[/h2] A [b]Perfect blend[/b] of hacking and shooting. It feels more like a coop game even though its a single player game. [h2]Performance/ Optimization [/h2] [b]Polished [/b], Capcom deserves credit here game ran so smooth (60+ fps no fsr) on high setting despite i dont have very high end cpu and gpu combo, that's the power of RE Engine for you. [h2]Music/ OST[/h2] Refreshing and Emotional [h2]Story[/h2] [/b]Emotional[/b] and [/b]Heart Warming[/b] Best part of this game, story seems simple but the story telling and execution were what truly make PRAGMATA so special for me [i] To be honest i was curious about what more can they do with this combat system but they exceeded my expectations, [b]Highly recommend[/b][/i] [b]Capcom is absolutely on fire right now[/b]

"Pragmata" ? Fibre optique et burnout parental façon 2075. On y suit Hugh materné par Diana, agent en cellophane increvable, mais le vrai cœur du duo bat du côté de Luna, gamine augmentée reliée à son "père" par un fil numérique qui synchronise leurs pouvoirs façon corde à sauter quantique. 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️⚪️ Ma note : 86/100. On m'avait vendu un 2001 l'Odyssée de l'espace rencontrant Ico, et je me retrouve avec Daxter période PSP qui aurait fait un stage chez Boston Dynamics : la nostalgie 360-era en moins, le syndrome de Stockholm technique en plus. Sans sidekick chétif mais dans un monde "légèrement" hostile : ici on troque le zèle comique de l'ottsel pour la solennité d'un Léon version soft, Mathilda ayant enfin le melon assez plein pour hacker elle-même ses ravisseurs plutôt que d'attendre du sirop d'érable providentiel… Le loot ne joue pas les Diablo anémiques qui noient le joueur sous du vert jetable (tu crois que ça va plaire à Cabin ?) : ici chaque ramassage a une utilité lisible (tu crois que ça va plaire à Cabin ?), sans ce sadisme comptable qui transforme d'habitude l'inventaire en formulaire des impôts (tu crois que ça va plaire à Cabin ?). Reste l'ambiance, étonnamment vivante pour un décor lunaire censé puer la stérilité administrative, enfin… vivante comme un jardin d'enfants sous cachets coloré, agité, et fondamentalement inoffensif. Quant à la mort, gérée avec une pudeur presque touchante : moins la faucheuse crue qu'un fondu enchaîné digne de Coco, où l'on suggère plus qu'on n'assène, histoire de ne pas traumatiser le petit dernier collé au canapé pendant que papa joue. Diana traverse le carnage lunaire avec la légèreté d'un Astro Boy sous Xanax, la mort y étant symbolisée avec la délicatesse d'un dessin animé du dimanche matin plutôt qu'affrontée comme dans Le Tombeau des lucioles. Un jeu qui voulait interroger ce qui fait de nous des humains finit par border ses joueurs comme des enfants avant la sieste. Pragmata ne révolutionne rien, mais assume son classicisme avec une élégance rare : ça se recommande, sans complexe et sans notice de non-responsabilité parentale. 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵 Rapport qualité/prix 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵 Fidèle aux images de vente 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵 Expérience vidéoludique globale 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵 Durée de jeu 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️ Gameplay, actions 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵 Captures d'écran prises 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️ Images, esthétique 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️ Tonalité, colorimétrie 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️Caméra, cinétique 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️Cinématiques, récits 🔵🔵🔵⚪️⚪️Scénario, histoire 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵Atmosphère, ambiance sonore 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️ Main character, compétences 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️Contenu et objets utilisés 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️ IA ennemie, NPC, attitudes 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️Costumes, tenues 🔵🔵🔵⚪️⚪️ Environnement, monde 🔵🔵🔵🔵⚪️Collectibles, récompenses 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵HUD, icônes, menu 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵Optimisation, bugs

I pre-ordered but find the game too repetitive and can't get myself to get into it, still at 7 hours of playtime. Everytime I try to play it I can't do more than 1 hour until I get bored. Mechanics are good but it feels like going through levels like an arcade game. I think this is one of those games I respect more than I enjoy. Every time I launch it I'm impressed for the first 30 minutes, then I realize I'd rather play something else. Nothing really feels wrong, it just never builds enough momentum to keep me invested. But I can see why so many people love it

Пришел за красивой картинкой. Остался из-за всего остального. Без завышенных ожиданий запустил Pragmata, а в итоге получил одно из самых запоминающихся приключений за последнее время. И чем дальше проходил, тем сильнее понимал, что CAPCOM снова сделали что-то действительно особенное. Механика взлома. Казалось бы, мелочь, но она реально ощущается свежо и необычно, а не как очередная мини-игра "для галочки". Со временем начинаешь получать настоящее удовольствие от каждого успешного взлома. Отдельно хочется отметить проработку мира. Исследовать локации, собирать лут, искать улучшения, пробовать разное оружие и сталкиваться с разнообразными противниками — всё это отлично работает вместе и не дает заскучать. Игра постоянно подкидывает что-то новое, поэтому интерес не пропадает до самых титров. И отдельно огромное уважение CAPCOM за оптимизацию. В наше время, когда многие релизы выходят в ужасном техническом состоянии, они снова показывают, как нужно делать игры. Всё работает плавно, выглядит шикарно и не заставляет бороться с настройками вместо того, чтобы просто получать удовольствие от игры.

I went into PRAGMATA expecting a beautiful sci-fi adventure. I came out the other side feeling like I had lost someone I had grown to love. This game made me feel alive. And then it broke my heart. Hugh and Diana.... What started as two beings simply trying to survive slowly became something so much deeper. A connection. A trust. A bond that somehow feels more human than most relationships in games. And that's what destroyed me. Because underneath all the robots, AI, weapons, puzzles and futuristic madness, PRAGMATA really is about connection. About finding someone in a world thas has forgotten what it means to care. About protecting someone when you're terrified. About choosing to stay when leaving would be easier. About what it means to be human when humanity itself is falling apart. There were moments where I wasn't thinking about the gameplay anymore. I was just sitting there. Watching, listening, feeling. And thinking: Please, don't let anything happen to her. That is when I knew Capcom had me. The visuals are breathtaking, the world feels cold, lonely and almost dead - but somehow, in the middle of all that emptiness, Diana brings warmth. And the music... god the music. There are moments where the soundtrack hits at exactly the right second, the characters look at each other, and suddenly you're sitting there with tears in your eyes wondering how a game about machines managed to make you feel so human. I laughed, I smiled, I got completely absorbed, and yes, I cried. Not because the game was trying desperately to make me cry. But because somewhere along the journey, I stopped seeing Hugh and Diana as characters. I cared about them, I wanted them to be okay, I wanted their story to have a happy ending. And when a game can make you feel that way.... Thats something special. PRAGMATA isn't just a game I played, it's one of those expericences that stays with you after you turn the PC off. You finish it, the screen goes quiet, the music fades and you're just sitting there thinking about everything you experienced. That is what games are supposed to do. They are supposed to make you laugh, scream, wonder, care and sometimes... cry. PRAGMATA did all of that to me. What a beautiful, emotional, heartbreaking masterpiece. I came for the SCI-FI I stayed for Diana And I left with a piece of my heart somewhere in that world. 10 / 10 Living, crying, absolutely emotionally destroyed. Thank you Capcom <3

PRAGMATA me surpreendeu bastante. A relação entre Hugh e Diana é facilmente o ponto mais forte do jogo, junto com o combate que mistura ação e hackeamento de uma forma bem divertida. A ambientação na Lua é linda e cheia de mistérios, e a história consegue entregar bons momentos até o final. Uma aventura diferente, emocionante e que vale muito a pena. 10/10.

Pragmata, is a really beautiful game. If you ever wondered how it would be to fight on the moon, you will get the best experience ever crafted so far. The story was really touching, it is so beautiful and so sorrow at the same time. I wish I could give a MUST BUY recomendation, unfortunately steam only allows me to recommend it. Game had no issues, plenty of settings & graphical ones, AAA gem, very rare sighting in todays gaming landscape. Attached PC specs for comparsion. Game was maxxed out @ 1440p with Ray Tracing enabled, ran 120 FPS locked at all times. I have a soft heart and the game made me cry. Please play it. You won't regret it

Am Anfang dachte ich noch „naja, wieder so ein typischer Capcom-Shooter“, aber das Kampfsystem ist richtig geil. Du steuerst Hugh und die kleine Androidin Diana quasi gleichzeitig. Er ballert, sie hackt die Gegner, und du musst das irgendwie unter einen Hut bringen. Klingt kompliziert, fühlt sich aber nach einer Stunde richtig gut an. Die Gegner haben Schilde, die du erst öffnen musst, und genau dieses Wechselspiel macht den Kampf so spannend. Wird auch nicht so schnell eintönig. Was mich aber am meisten abgeholt hat, ist die Beziehung zwischen den beiden. Hugh und Diana sind einfach ein richtig starkes Duo. Die Story ist zwar nicht der innovativste Sci-Fi-Stoff aller Zeiten, aber sie ist ehrlich und emotional. Man merkt, dass Capcom hier nicht nur Action abliefern wollte, sondern auch Charaktere, zu denen man eine Bindung aufbaut. Grafisch sieht’s auf dem PC richtig gut aus und läuft bei mir stabil. Kein überladenes Open-World-Gedöns, keine Live-Service-Scheiße, einfach ein fokussiertes Singleplayer-Spiel, das weiß, was es will. Wenn du auf Action stehst, die etwas mehr Hirn verlangt, und Charaktere magst, die nicht nur da sind, um coole Sprüche zu reißen, dann nimm dir das Teil. Hat mir echt Spaß gemacht.