In just two days after release, Capcom’s latest game – Pragmata – has surpassed 1m units sold.
The studio noted Capcom’s space-based game was created by “primarily” a team of younger developers, who “created an innovative gameplay experience by fusing action gameplay with puzzle elements set within a distinctive world ruled over by artificial intelligence”.
Capcom added that given Pragmata was a totally new franchise for the studio, it “implemented a range of marketing” strategies to get word out there. This included a playable demo and support for Nintendo Switch 2.
“As a result, these initiatives generated significant momentum, enabling Pragmata to achieve worldwide sales of over one million units in just two days despite being a completely new IP, marking a strong start for the title,” Capcom said.
“Capcom remains firmly committed to satisfying the expectations of all users by leveraging its industry leading game development capabilities in order to create highly entertaining gameplay experiences.”
Capcom has already had a stellar year. Along with Pragmata – a game our Dom awarded four stars in Eurogamer’s review – it also released Resident Evil Requiem to high-praise back in February. Meanwhile, there is speculation that Capcom is gearing up to release some DLC for Dragon’s Dogma 2.
If you are currently playing Pragmata, but need an extra hand, be sure to check out our guides. Here is one on Pragmata’s Safe Box locations, and here is a more thorough walkthrough complete with useful tips to get you going.
