PRAGMATA is a sci-fi action adventure with its own unique hacking twist, and it’s officially coming to Switch 2 on April 24th, 2026. Ahead of the game’s launch, Capcom has shared another trailer that you can check out above. There’s also a demo available on the eShop.
Pre-orders for Pragmata are live on Switch 2. As an exclusive bonus, players who pre-order will receive Hugh’s samurai-styled Neo Bushido outfit and Diana’s ninja-inspired Neo Kunoichi costume. Alongside the standard version (MSRP $59.99), a Deluxe Edition (MSRP $69.99) will be available, which includes the Shelter Variety Pack. This bundle offers an assortment of alternate cosmetic outfits for Hugh and Diana, a weapon skin, emotes for Diana, extra background music for the Shelter, and an in-game library with 75 pieces of digital artwork.
In the near future, humans have developed Lunafilament, a material that can be used to create almost anything, so long as its users have the right data. When communication is lost with the lunar station dedicated to the research and development of this material, a response team is dispatched. However, a massive lunar quake hits soon after their arrival. Hugh Williams – separated from his team, unconscious and badly injured – is discovered by Diana, a mysterious being in the form of a young girl. She is a Pragmata, a unique android created using Lunafilament.
Hugh and Diana must combine abilities to overcome the many threats they encounter on the lunar facility. In combat, Diana hacks enemy systems to expose their weaknesses, allowing Hugh to take aim with a diverse arsenal of firearms. This fusion of hacking and shooting delivers immersive, fast-paced and strategic gameplay, where every decision shapes the battle.
Teamwork is equally important in exploring the lunar research station as it is in combat. When moving around the lunar station, use the thrusters in Hugh’s suit to zip through the facility, while Diana can hack into its security systems, unlocking doors and clearing paths for progression. Stay alert at all times, because while the facility can sometimes feel eerily deserted, cold and lifeless enemy bots are always lying in wait.
