Capcom’s new game Pragmata is winning hearts now that it’s out on PS5, and players are stumbling into a bunch of Easter eggs and fun details.
If you’d like to discover these for yourself, be warned, as we’ll be posting some below.
Anyway, one such example is this: a silly little throwaway animation that plays out when players linger on the start up screen.
99% of Pragmata players have never seen this main menu moment. You only get it if you wait. 😅 pic.twitter.com/0DyNRwy7T4— 𝙉𝙄𝙆𝙁𝙊𝙍 (@Nikfor_) April 19, 2026
If you wait around for a few minutes, Hugh and Diana will be joined by Cabin, the friendly robot you’ll meet early in the game. He wanders onscreen, gives the player two thumbs up, and walks away, leaving the main duo bemused.
It perhaps speaks to Capcom’s attention to detail that Pragmata has plenty of little things like this, whether it’s cute little animations or Easter eggs about other games from the publisher.
Here are a couple of examples; references to Resident Evil and Devil May Cry appear in the world:
You can find a reference to resident evil in pragmata pic.twitter.com/Gt5fh5qOhE— malik (@immalkwalahi) April 19, 2026
Not only that, but back in the Shelter, Cabin has another surprise for fans, occasionally dropping this Mega Man Easter egg:
For the eagle-eyed among you, there’s a more subtle one hidden in one of the game’s text logs:
There’s a Monster Hunter easter egg in Pragmata!#PRAGMATA pic.twitter.com/wwzcFro6ay— Raven (@DireRavennn) April 19, 2026
There’s more besides these, too. What are your favourite discoveries in Pragmata so far? Tell us in the comments section below.
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