Capcom's Pragmata pops up on South Korean rating board website

Capcom's Pragamata has popped up on the South Korean classification board's website.
As spotted by Gematsu, the "action adventure" game - which doesn't currently have a release date - has been rated as suited for players aged 12 and up due to its "mild violence".
Pragmata was once planned for a 2022 release, having been originally revealed in 2020, and was delayed several times until this summer's State of Play confirmed we'll see it sometime in 2026.
Grasshopper Manufacture's action game Romeo is a Dead Man has also been rated, although I don't suppose it'll come as much surprise that the "ultra-violent" title with "various weapons, frequent large amounts of blood, various expressions of bodily harm, use of vulgar profanity and vulgar language" has been rated as "not for minors". It too has yet to confirm a specific release date.
"The result is a fascinating mix that was only better in its more difficult and more thought-provoking proper hands-on than it was in the two previous proof-of-concept style demos," Alex wrote in Eurogamer's Pragmata preview.
"Seeing the full 'loop' of Pragmata laid bare has cemented its place in my list of most anticipated games for 2026."