Exciting Pre-Order Campaign for Pragmata: Win a PS5 Pro and More!

Join the Excitement of the Pragmata Pre-Order Campaign!

The highly anticipated pre-order campaign for Pragmata has officially kicked off! In celebration, players now have a chance to win amazing prizes, including a PlayStation®5 Pro (model CFI-7000B01) and Amazon gift cards worth a total of 100,000 yen. This campaign not only encourages fans to embrace the upcoming release but also creates an engaging community experience.

How to Participate

To jump into the fun, participants need to follow the official Pragmata X account (@PRAGMATA_JP) and engage with the designated campaign posts shared daily throughout the campaign period. Here’s how you can enter:

1. Follow the Official Account: Start by following @PRAGMATA_JP on X.
2. Reply for the Reply Prize: Send a reply to the campaign posts using the hashtag #プラグマタ予約開始.
3. Repost for the Repost Prize: Repost the campaign posts shared each day (note that quote retweets do not qualify).

By participating, one lucky winner will take home a PS5 Pro, while an additional opportunity allows for one winner to receive a generous Amazon gift card worth 50,000 yen. Plus, 100 more winners can snag Amazon gift cards valued at 500 yen each! This makes it a fantastic chance for fans and gamers alike.

Campaign Details

- Duration: The campaign runs from December 19, 2025 (Friday) until January 1, 2026 (Thursday, public holiday), closing at 23:59.
- Prizes:

- Reply Prize: 1 winner will receive a PlayStation®5 Pro.
- Repost Prize: 1 winner will receive an Amazon gift card worth 50,000 yen and 100 winners will get Amazon gift cards worth 500 yen each.

The campaign features daily posts, ensuring that participants can see real-time results with each interaction. In total, there will be 14 unique posts shared, allowing plenty of opportunities to win.

Important Notes

Please note that the illustrations in the campaign materials are for representation purposes only. This exciting campaign is organized by Capcom Co., Ltd., and neither Amazon nor X is responsible for its execution. Additionally, the trademark