
▲ 233 r/Pragmata
one of those games
I played through Onimusha , Requiem and saved Pragmata for last — the final one of Capcom’s big three. Honestly, I wasn’t even sure the combat was going to click with me at first. But after that first hour, something just clicked. And from there, I was completely in. What surprised me even more were the story and exploration sections. They’re genuinely some of the best I’ve experienced in gaming this year. There’s something about the atmosphere, the world, the quiet moments between the action… it pulled me in completely.I went into Pragmata expecting a great Capcom game. I didn’t expect to come out of it thinking this might actually be my #1 game of 2026 so far.
u/denislafunk — 13 days ago