Of particular interest is the long-awaited Pragmata, Capcom’s first new IP since 2023’s Exoprimal. Pragmata was actually announced before Exoprimal, and was originally set for a 2023 release before being delayed. It’s currently scheduled to arrive sometime in 2026, and according to those who got to try out the title at Summer Game Fest 2025, Pragmata’s combat is exhilarating.
The showcase will also provide a closer look at Resident Evil Requiem, the ninth mainline game in the Resident Evil series. Revealed earlier this month at Summer Game Fest, Requiem will see players step into the shoes of a new protagonist: Grace Ashcroft, an FBI agent who has been dispatched to investigate a string of mysterious deaths at a hotel where her mother also died under strange circumstances eight years prior. Set in Raccoon City (which has been destroyed after the events of 1999’s Resident Evil 3: Nemesis), Requiem will allow players to switch between first- and third-person gameplay. Resident Evil Requiem is set to be released in February 2026.
Monster Hunter fans will hopefully learn about what’s next for Wilds, while Street Fighter fans will likely get a peek at more from upcoming fighters Sagat, Crimson Viper, Alex, and Ingrid.
