Capcom delivers a polished single-player experience, and Pragmata is no different. In what feels like a throwback to an era when big publishers took more swings on original IPs, we have a third-person shooter with a bolted-on puzzle mini-game augmenting combat. It’s a focused adventure that stands out in 2026 as something we rarely see anymore: a major AAA, single-player-centric, new IP. Its strengths make it one of the more memorable action games in recent years. Continue reading Pragmata – DSOGaming Review →