Capcom has moved up the release date for Pragmata by one week.

This news was announced during the Capcom Showcase on the 6th. The release date for the PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S versions has been moved up to April 17th, while the Nintendo Switch 2 version will be released on April 24th. In an official statement, Capcom said, "We are grateful for the overwhelming support and the number of people who played the demo, and we have decided to change the release date to deliver the game to you as soon as possible."

Pragmata is a sci-fi action RPG from Capcom that has gone through a turbulent development process. It was first revealed in 2020, but was delayed in 2021 and several times thereafter, with the April 24th release date finally being confirmed. When Pragmata announced its release date last December, it also released a demo, which was praised for being both unique and charming.

Pragmata is set on a lunar base and follows the story of protagonist Hugh Williams and a mysterious android girl named Diana. One day, contact is lost with the lunar base where new materials are being researched. A response team, including Hugh, is dispatched to the lunar base, but a moonquake strikes them. Hugh is separated from his team, suffers serious injuries, and loses consciousness, only to be saved by Diana, which is where the game begins. Hugh and Diana must work together to normalize the lunar base and find a way to return to Earth.

The game's combat features a unique system where you control both Hugh and Diana simultaneously. Hugh uses various firearms to attack android enemies, but they are protected by strong outer shells. Players can perform hacking puzzles with Diana, who is carried on Hugh's back, to neutralize the androids' armor. Boss battles are also included, emphasizing a strategy of dodging enemy attacks and hacking.