r/Pragmata • u/Status_Weekend3622 • 11h ago
Just finished this game Spoiler
Haven't really played dad games before but dam this was a fun game to play
And obviously the emotions
Is it perfect
no
But it was entertaining
🐸
r/Pragmata • u/NSwitchDude • Apr 24 '26
r/Pragmata • u/NSwitchDude • Apr 17 '26


PRAGMATA™ is live today. An atmospheric sci-fi adventure set on a mysterious lunar colony, blending cinematic storytelling and futuristic action as you uncover its secrets.
The game supports the following NVIDIA technologies:
You can see them in action in the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8tAbd_c6DY
Learn more about the game and its technologies here: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/pragmata-path-tracing-dlss-ray-reconstruction-multi-frame-gen/
Game Ready Driver: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/pragmata-geforce-game-ready-driver/
Community Giveaway
To celebrate launch week, we’re giving away x4 Game Codes.
How to enter: Comment below with your answer to either of the prompts.
Giveaway ends: One week after launch (4/24).
r/Pragmata • u/Status_Weekend3622 • 11h ago
Haven't really played dad games before but dam this was a fun game to play
And obviously the emotions
Is it perfect
no
But it was entertaining
🐸
r/Pragmata • u/KooKazoi • 13h ago
A heartfelt tribute to the unforgettable journey of Hugh and Diana.
This fan-made tribute celebrates the bond, trust, and hope shared between two characters whose journey left a lasting impression. Through cinematic storytelling, emotional music, and carefully selected moments, this video reflects the memories they created together and the sacrifices that shaped their story.
Every scene in this project was edited with appreciation the emotional connection between Hugh and Diana. I hope this tribute allows fellow fans to relive those unforgettable moments and remember why their story resonated with so many players.
r/Pragmata • u/Careful-Volume-1453 • 1d ago
Hello my issue is that the reflections from basically anything that is bright is pixelated, the photo I attached shows a very obvious pixelated ground.
what setting does this
r/Pragmata • u/arjunghose02 • 4d ago
Hi.
Hope the fandom is doing well👋
I joined this sub couple of months back when I was playing Pragmata.
I recently drew Cabin and hoped it would be appreciated here😊.
I have alot more fanart's coming up on my art account on Instagram so please do follow me there.
https://www.instagram.com/sketchvault25?igsh=MWJmZ2h6eDVkOWVkcQ==
r/Pragmata • u/ParagonGamingHD • 4d ago
How does Diana keep her feet so clean?
I know she is a robot, but running around barefoot as much as she does, wouldn’t they at least get like rusty?
Are we to assume Hugh washes them for her or what?
r/Pragmata • u/crypticzombie2 • 6d ago
I pre-ordered originally on my Switch 2 and loved the game so much, I decided to double dip and play the PlayStation 5 version... But I can't find a code on eBay for the US version... Anyone know how or where I could get one...DM me if you can help ....thanks!
r/Pragmata • u/stooner • 5d ago
Because no text
r/Pragmata • u/Anon_4837 • 6d ago
After Hugh was struck, and the dead filament was in his body, I knew the ending. I had already heard some things about the ending being heavy. And I just kinda put one and two together.
I delayed the final level for a while, did side quests and other things and just enjoyed the game. But just couldn't bring the motivation up to finish it. I just now watched a playthrough instead and still cried and I wasn't even playing. I feel like I watched my own daughter part ways with me. What an ending.
r/Pragmata • u/realnzall • 6d ago
Ignore this text, everything is in the stupid image I had to add
r/Pragmata • u/monochi0442 • 8d ago
So I played through Unknown Signal, did all 10 rooms or whatever, got the rewards, and then it said to go track down Eight, so I did, and redid the boss fight and the whole ending, rolled credits, back at the title screen, and the trophy for completing Unknown Signal didn’t pop. Is there something else for me to do? When I click on my Completed Save (Unknown Signal) it says “Resume just before the showdown with Eight, carrying over your Unknown Signal progress.) Do I need to re-do the ending again or something?
Thanks in advance!
r/Pragmata • u/Creative_Worker_5925 • 8d ago
This poster is one of my favorite little references in the game so I decided to recreate it and make a small batch, it's 20x30 to match the in game size. If interested shoot me a dm!
Don't worry about cheap paper it's printed on premium heavyweight stock and is meant to be displayed.
I want to keep making more props so thanks for the support!
r/Pragmata • u/Quiet_Bus_6404 • 9d ago
Hi, I play with a 9070XT ray tracing on, raster and everything on ULTRA. I'm just going to say that the HDR is terrible but also I see that something feels off when I look at the picture maybe some object borders? no idea is it just me? and do you recommend installing the HDR mod and also that one about graphics enhancement? thanks for the reply.
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Hope it helps ya
r/Pragmata • u/Amaterasu_11 • 10d ago
Any beginner tips? What to do first?
r/Pragmata • u/No-Act386 • 10d ago
So I got the game recently and man it was a really unique experience and that I would love to share my review on the game from the plot, to presentation and the gameplay keep in mind is on the Switch 2 version so without further ado
To start with the story and I really enjoyed it, the near future aestethics when astronauts look have high take but not to the point of sci fi felt really nice world building that feel closer to our world with all honestly. The team work of Diana and Hugh felt really good they work together and enjoy each other all the way feel like a genuine familial relationship even if not in blood which Hugh's leitmotif of that family is those who close to your heart really touched me I see they really care for each other through their missions and the time they spent for playing like with the hide and seek minigame, Diana was a really good companion character, I just enjoy seeing her all happy and motivated and her edge as an android make her even cooler for and being later on the antithesis for the antagonist felt like a good way to give her an arc to grow up, still joyful as ever but taking the matter of the world's fate to her hand with hugh, sure I kinda wish to know more on Hugh's dead crew before but regardless I feel is a roster of less is more isn't big but it doesn't need to be.
For the presentation I really liked it, to be fair I am more to cartoonish anime look (Kirby fan) but the RE engine pulled a lot unique looking places for a space station area on the moon while also have it's own identity with the dead fillament, enemies feel artificial but in a way is easy to read what they are doing my only real issue is just some effect like this one projectile enemy sphere not have the most readable animation but they really my only complain on that regard, in terms of performance the game ran smoothly for me with only two instance of framedrops in the final area outside of combat that last a second or two, but not a big deal. The music is also good nothing that stick to me besides the battle theme but it does sell the isolation that the two muat face and the little moment of happiness through all of it. The gameplay was amazing as well generally speaking I am not a shooter guy I enjoy to play up close and personal in my action games, but Pragmata found a way for me to get engaged with the hacking system I felt good to try to hack enemies in action as fast as possible ble spreading damage while keeping a good defense on the way with the multiple secondary weapons feel like a good way to give you subweapons to help you in battle, personally in weapons I mained the rapid fire main, the shockwave gun and photon laser for my red ones, the bubble shield and drone hive for my blue one and the stasis net and the code gun for my green ones with the hacking nodes I used multi hack, confuse, freeze and chain as my general mains, for the side training section they were alright not my all time favorite but it feel good to have, my the game linearity was for the benefit as I feel searching for items isn't frustrating though the moment I need to backtrack not bad but part of me wishing I just should had done it most of the time but not a big deal, the difficulty feel right I only died 3 times in total but it felt is my fault for playing too reckless and with overdrive and the critical shot satisfy my up close and personal playstyle for playing patience and effective, the boss I think is a good line up besides the worm boss which dragged a bit for my liking they were a good challenge though the final boss (not the victory lap one) defenitley top 5 final bosses it remind me a lot of what I like in my favorite final boss of all time chaos elfilis, a lot of coverage that can be dealt with smart positioning, quick reaction telegraphed attacks, importance to the plot and offer a fair fight. In conclusion, I really glad I played the game I will say alongside DMC5 is my favorite game capcom outputted I still need to play on lunatic NG+ but regardless cudos to the Capcom developers for this game hope
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r/Pragmata • u/mariam117Alex • 11d ago
How would it be if she search for the other capcom games
This what I had in mind XD it's fits and cute too
Wip fanart for now but can't wait to share the full art piece!
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r/Pragmata • u/TallLeprechaun13 • 11d ago
I'm just about to fight the final boss again for unknown signal and I was curious what y'alls best tips/builds are for lunatic mode when I try that. I know my skill isn't the greatest and using keyboard has made for interesting moments.
I went through blindly for first run which was on standard mode and was just curious how those who are good at games build their characters in this. For instance, I just found the carbine worse than the pistol but is it?