Fifteen years ago, Capcom released a game that would redefine the puzzle genre: Ghost Trick. This inventive title, crafted by Shu Takumi, the mind behind the Ace Attorney series, invites players into a world where they embody a spirit named Sissel. The games unique premise revolves around solving puzzles by possessing inanimate objects, making it a standout in a sea of conventional AAA titles. What sets Ghost Trick apart is its seamless integration of narrative and gameplay.

Capcom has taken the gaming world by storm with its recent reveal of Pragmata, showcasing a unique blend of puzzle-solving and shooting mechanics that promises to redefine player engagement. The gameplay, highlighted in a new video, features players hacking robots through an innovative mini-game while simultaneously dodging their attacks. This dual-layered gameplay could set a new standard for how action and strategy intertwine in video games. Set in a near-future lunar research station in crisis, players step into the shoes of Hugh, a combat-ready spaceman, alongside his android companion Diana, who intriguingly resembles a human child.