PC Preorders for Pragmata Now Available at a Discount

Capcom is gearing up for an action-packed 2026, with a lineup of major game releases already on the horizon. Among these, the standout title is the brand-new sci-fi action game, Pragmata, set to launch on April 24. Preorders are now available for PlayStation 5, Switch 2, and Xbox Series X at a reasonable price of $60, which is a pleasant surprise for last-gen gamers. PC players can also get in on the action, with both the Standard and Digital Deluxe Editions currently discounted by 17% at Fanatical.

Preordering Pragmata comes with some stylish bonuses, including the Neo Bushido costume for Hugh and the Neo Kunichi outfit for Diana. These exclusive in-game cosmetics are available with all physical and digital preorders.

Set in a distant future, Pragmata places players in the shoes of Hugh, an astronaut trapped on a lunar research station. With the facility’s defense systems activated and hunting him down, Hugh teams up with Diana, an android resembling a young girl. While she may not be a fighter, Diana can ride on Hugh’s back and hack enemies to reveal their weak points, allowing Hugh to take them out with his arsenal of weapons. Together, they must navigate hostile machines and solve puzzles to find their way back to Earth.

Before Pragmata hits the shelves, Capcom will also release Resident Evil: Requiem. Players will follow Leon Kennedy, the iconic bioweapon-fighting agent, as he embarks on his own campaign alongside the new character Grace Ashcroft. Several editions of the game are available for preorder, offering various deals for console and PC versions, as well as extras like the Resident Evil Requiem-themed Switch 2 Pro Controller and the $90 Resident Evil Generation Pack for Switch 2, which includes Requiem along with Gold Editions of Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village.

April is shaping up to be a thrilling month for gamers, with Pragmata sharing the spotlight with two other highly anticipated titles: Housemarque’s roguelite action game Saros and the fighting game The Invincible, both set to launch on April 30 next year.