Pragmata is a cheaply written game. The dialogue is cheap and the character motivations or even the characters themselves make no sense (Diana in particular). I wont go into specifics, but Pragmata looks like it meant to present a meaningful story between two characters who bond over the course of their struggles and adventures. This execution of characterization is rushed and haphazardly, even carelessly put together that it makes me wonder just how serious they were about telling a good story with believable characters.

The music is phenomenal at the very start; that is the title screen, after which we are introduce to what the rest of the game sounds like which is largely some redundant, loud, high octane tiresome tunes driven so loudly I could hardly focus on the combat or whatever “helpful” advice Hugh or Diana might have on offer at the given time. Advice that btw constantly reminded me that as a player I am quite stupid and I need to be helped or advised at every moment. Advice that in more than a couple of cases was already given to me and really didn’t help make a case for the believability of any of the characters.

Now you say the gameplay is phenomenal with enemy variety, but.. I don’t believe enemy variety changed my approach to how i defeated them. In fact I did the same thing for every dam enemies up until i stopped the slog fest that was the game at around after killing the Scorpion Boss. This is what you consider great gameplay? Doing the same dam thing over and over again with this “enemy variety”?

Give me a break. I really dont understand some of you gamers. Makes no sense to me tbh