Capcom Announced Pragmata Has Sold a Million Copies in 2 Days

On April 17, Capcom released their new IP—Pragmata, a story about android Diana and her friends, an astronaut Hugh, who are trying to save themselves from a lunar research station. The game received incredibly high reviews from both players and critics, and the initial sales figures also speak to the project's success.

A new press release from Capcom reveals that 1 million copies of Pragmata were sold across all the platforms in just two days, which is a remarkable achievement for studio’s new IP. It’s similar to the success of another Capcom installment, released this February, Resident Evil Requiem, which has sold 5 million copies in less than a week since release and, reportedly, just like Pragmata, sold 1 million copies in two days as well.

This is not the only similarity between Pragmata and Resident Evil titles, as the game has as high a rating on Steam (94%) as many franchise installments - Resident Evil 4: Remake has a 96% rating, Resident Evil 2: Remake has a 95% rating, Resident Evil: Village and this year’s Resident Evil Requiem have 94% ratings, and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard has a 93% rating.

Pragmata is the latest Capcom installment, a sci-fi action-adventure game set in a near-future dystopian world on a lunar research station. You play as an android named Diana and an astronaut named Hugh, and together they must find a way out of this lunar station. Diana has the ability to hack the enemy’s security system, while Hugh is a specialist in firearms and has a jetpack.

The game is now available on PC, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2.