Kotaku | 13.04.2026 22:00
Capcom’s sci-fi puzzle shooter Pragmata almost feels like a game plucked out of a previous generation, and I mean that in a complimentary sense. There’s something refreshing about playing a game that feels devoid of all the modern, pretentious attempts at gravitas, while still feeling robust and innovative enough to hold up to its contemporaries. Pragmata is a game out of time, but it also manages to subvert some of the tropes about parenthood that were so popular during the PS360 era by which it feels so inspired, and that’s because it’s a Dad Game for fathers who actually like their kids.
