Fifteen years ago, Capcom released “Ghost Trick,” a game that stands out as one of the most inventive puzzle experiences in the gaming landscape. Created by Shu Takumi, known for the beloved Ace Attorney series, this game combines a compelling narrative with innovative gameplay mechanics that allow players to inhabit the role of a ghost named Sissel. As Sissel, you navigate a world filled with quirky characters and intricate puzzles, all while unraveling the mystery of your own death.

Capcom has officially put to rest the speculation that its upcoming title, Pragmata, is a hidden revival of the beloved Mega Man franchise. Producer Naoto Oyama confirmed that Pragmata is a completely original game, despite fan theories linking its robotic sidekick, Diana, to the iconic Mega Man character. This revelation comes as a relief to many who have been eagerly awaiting new content from Capcom, especially in light of the long hiatus since the last Mega Man release.

Capcom’s upcoming game, Pragmata, is set to redefine the puzzle-shooter genre with its innovative gameplay mechanics. In a recent gameplay reveal, players got a glimpse of how they will navigate a futuristic lunar research station, combining puzzle-solving with intense shooting action. The unique mechanic of hacking robots through a puzzle mini-game while dodging enemy fire promises to deliver a thrilling experience that keeps players on their toes. Originally announced in June 2020, Pragmata has faced several delays, now slated for release in 2026.