Capcom’s highly anticipated sci-fi action adventure, PRAGMATA, officially launches worldwide and simultaneously becomes available on GeForce NOW. This innovative game allows players to stream directly from the cloud, eliminating the need for a console or advanced hardware. With its release, GeForce NOW expands its offerings, delivering five new titles this week.
New Adventures Await on GeForce NOW
The launch of PRAGMATA is part of a larger gaming initiative, as GeForce NOW introduces its Ultimate membership to gamers in India for the first time. This service, operated by NVIDIA, is currently in beta.
An Intriguing Storyline
In PRAGMATA, players assume the role of Hugh Williams, an investigator exploring a lunar research station that has gone dark following a catastrophic quake. He encounters a mysterious android named Diana, known as a Pragmata. Together, they must navigate the dangers of the rogue station while seeking a path back to Earth. This enigmatic adventure promises a blend of thrilling exploration and action.
Visual and Gameplay Enhancements
PRAGMATA showcases cutting-edge graphics with ray-traced lighting and NVIDIA DLSS 4 technology, enhancing both frame rates and overall image quality. Gamers can fully immerse themselves in this lunar mystery right from the launch day—no lengthy installations or hardware requirements are needed.
Current Titles on GeForce NOW
Alongside PRAGMATA, GeForce NOW introduces several other titles this week:
- Fortnite: Save the World: Now available for instant streaming without updates or patches.
- REPLACED: Available on Steam and Xbox starting April 14, optimized for GeForce RTX 5080.
- Windrose: Launching on Steam on April 14, also GeForce RTX 5080-ready.
- Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss: Set to release on Steam on April 16, features RTX 5080 readiness.
- PRAGMATA SKETCHBOOK – DEMO: Available on Steam, ready for RTX 5080.
Gamers are encouraged to share their plans for the weekend gaming adventures, emphasizing the exciting prospects that GeForce NOW offers. With instant access and a robust lineup of games, players can dive into action like never before.
