Capcom's new science fiction game reaches 2 million wishlists a month before its release

- March 13, 2026
- Updated: March 13, 2026 at 3:47 PM

Capcom has reached an important milestone with its new science fiction game, Pragmata, whose interest has led to two million players downloading the free demo titled “Sketchbook”. In this demo, players take control of Hugh, a human astronaut, and his AI companion, Diana, facing mechanical enemies in a lunar facility. Capcom has highlighted the enthusiasm generated by the game, noting that it has reached two million wishlists and downloads.
Pragmata is on its way to being a success
The demo offers 20 minutes of intense action and a varied combat system that encourages experimentation through the use of various weapons and hacking upgrades. Facing enemies like the Walkers and the Watchers, in addition to a powerful Sector Guard, provides a clear sample of the game’s mechanics. Players can choose different combat strategies, allowing them to customize the gaming experience according to their preferences, whether using a controller or keyboard and mouse.
The end of the demo, which includes a confrontation against the Guard Sector, has been highlighted as one of the most exciting parts, where players can feel the power of the weapons and the hacking skill. However, the brief period of 20 minutes leaves many wanting more, creating expectations for the full game release.
With Pragmata, Capcom seems to be on track to capture the public’s attention, and the growing interest could indicate the start of a new successful franchise. However, uncertainty remains about how the game’s narratives and mechanics will develop in its final release.
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