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As expected from a linear RE Engine game with constrained and closed-off environments, the #PRAGMATA demo shows impressive and solid performance. Visually, it's not groundbreaking, but it looks good, and I’ve seen plenty of uglier games run far worse. I just wish Capcom had included a few more open... show more

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