PRAGMATA

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I’m only on the third stage, so this is still an early impression, but Pragmata has already surprised me. At first, I thought I was in for the usual same-y sci-fi schlock: generic space-marine protagonist, flashy futuristic scenery, clunky movement, and combat that felt awkward rather than satisfying. The opening did not give me much confidence that the game had anything interesting to say or do. Then it started to click. The puzzles are engaging, and the movement and combat have more precision than I initially gave them credit for. What first felt clumsy gradually revealed itself as a system that rewards timing, positioning, and practice. Diana is also charming and cute as a button. Her dialogue with Hugh gives the game warmth and keeps the experience from feeling hollow or lonely. The training stages are surprisingly worthwhile too. They actually help you improve and give tangible rewards, so there is a real reason to master the mechanics instead of simply stumbling through the missions. The environments also get more interesting as the game goes on. Each stage so far has introduced new scenery and ideas that make the setting feel much less generic than it did at the start. Pragmata made a poor first impression on me, but it found its rhythm. Now I keep wanting to come back, complete another mission, solve another puzzle, and get better at the game. So far, I’m glad I stuck with it. Overall, it feels casual in that you won't ever see a gameover screen or even die really, you just spawn back in the shelter, but that's okay. It's a great lean back in your chair with a controller experience and is especially fun on my projector. Within the type of game that it is, I'd give it a 4 out of 5. It loses a point for the poor intro and clumsy mechanics, which like I said, you will find precision in, it just takes a bit of time.

You know it's emotional if you already see the ending three time and tears still rolling down. Absolute masterpiece.

GOOOOD

Beautiful game. Great gameplay, over the top artistic direction, very good dialogues and atmosphere. Just a little bit repetitive a towards the ending. I would reccomend this 100%.

Des personnages et un scénario assez simples, mais diablement efficaces et touchants. Le gameplay est original et fonctionne très bien. Encore un bon jeu de Capcom, et sur une toute nouvelle licence en plus.

Amazing game overall. Honestly, I didn't care for the demo very much so I was gonna skip this game until a sale but my brother gifted it to me. It was the biggest surprise of joy and the one of the most fun games in years. The overall design feels very old-school. Maps are segmented but not exactly tiny. I guess some people might complain that it's "all hallways" with few exceptions but it makes sense in the context the story and the smaller scale allowed for a more beautiful game that runs extremely well. I tried it on weaker hardware than what is listed now and it ran very well on medium/high settings. With my current system, I was able to max out settings at 1440p, including Path-Tracing. With all that on, my real fps was in the 40s-50s which is honestly playable to me but with DLSS-FG it was buttery and the implementation of Frame Gen here is done really well - I didn't notice any artifacting at 2x or 3x. I'm very sensitive to such things and most other games it's noticeable even at 2x. Capcom did a great job all around here. The story itself is pretty standard. I'd give it above-average rating (around an 8/10) and my main issue is that the villain didn't really shine much. The ending also made me want to see what happens next. I hope we get more of from this series... assuming it becomes a series. One last note - I finished 90% of the game within a month but paused for a few months. This gave me a bit of time to really appreciate just how fun this game is compared to other games that came out this year. Pragmata is definitely a huge contender for my personal GOTY.