The space action game Pragmata has been released — online on Steam is constantly growing
The long-awaited sci-fi action game Pragmata Capcom Studio released it on PC and consoles. Online on Steam immediately surpassed the mark of 37,000 players.
The plot of Pragmata revolves around a failed attempt by humans to colonize the moon. Due to strange circumstances, the androids rebelled, and the human mission had to be curtailed. Two main characters — an astronaut and an android girl — must go through a difficult path to get to Earth.
Capcom postponed the release of Pragmata several times, however, judging by the reaction of the players, the expectations were worth it. Online performance on Steam is growing by the minute, and more than 65,000 people watched the game on Twitch at the same time.
Critics rated the game positively. The Metacritic service gave the console version 86 points out of 100. The PC and Switch 2 versions received 88 points each.
If you plan to buy Pragmata, then you will need relatively little space to install the game. For example, on PlayStation 5 Pragmata will only take about 33.5 GB, which is significantly less than needed for many other AAA projects. However, PC gamers should also consider the capabilities of their hardware. Before buying a game, it's better to watch a test that showed how much FPS Pragmata gave out on the GTX 1650, RTX 3050, RTX 3060, RTX 4060 and RTX 5050.
By the way, gamers hacked the Pragmata yesterday, the day before the release. Such promptness is a rather rare phenomenon. However, you need to keep in mind that access to the game is via a hypervisor — not the safest way.
How do you like Pragmata? Will you buy this game?
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