Two games, including Pragmata, rated in South Korea — will they be surprises at The Game Awards?

As The Game Awards draw near, the first leaks have begun to surface. Geoff Keighley appears to be lining up several headline announcements, though it’s unlikely any will match the magnitude of last year’s biggest hits.

Among the publishers who frequently participate in the show, Capcom could reveal updates on its 2026 lineup. One such title is Pragmata, which recently received an official classification from the Korean rating board.

Another game that underwent a similar assessment is Suda51’s new project, Romeo is a Dead Man — a release that looks set to become one of the more significant entries in his career. The remaining question is whether precise release dates will be revealed.

Pragmata and Romeo is a Dead Man remain compelling prospects for the coming year, and their Korean ratings indicate both projects are approaching the final stages before launch.

Source: iXBT.games