Pragmata is giving away free DLC to celebrate Father's Day

Capcom reveals that fan-favorite Scribble Suit cosmetics will be available for download starting June 19 for everyone Pragmatics players to celebrate Father's Day. The revelation itself makes a lot of sense because one of the central aspects of Pragmatics is the relationship that builds over time between the protagonists of Hugh and Diana, eventually turning into a father/daughter-like dynamic.

Since its launch on April 17, Pragmatics has quickly become a huge success for Capcom, an impressive feat for a game that not only represents a brand new IP, but also one that experienced many delays during development. Alongside a solid marketing campaign, Capcom was able to draw attention Pragmatics thanks to many opportunities for players to go hands-on with the game before it launches, including a demo that can be downloaded directly from home. As it stands now, the unique reward given to players at the end of that demo is now making its way to the main game.

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As part of a special Father's Day event, Capcom announced that the fan favorite Scribble Suit is now available to download for free in Pragmatics. Part of the celebration was also the fact that Pragmatics was able to reach 2 million in sales worldwide, just 16 days after its release. Capcom has had hugely impressive success lately, with new IP Pragmata as a central part of the hot series, along with Resident Evil Requiemthe continued success of Street Fighter 6and others.

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For those unaware, the Scribble Suit was an exclusive item that was locked within Pragmatics Sketchbook demo. After completing the demo content, players unlocked the special costume for Hugh, replacing his engineer-style suit with one that appeared to have been dyed by the child-like android, Diana. Using his crayons, Hugh's Scribble Suit features a smiley on his visor, along with other drawings such as flowers, apples, a self-portrait of Diana and other adorable children's drawings scattered throughout. At the time, there was no way to bring the cosmetic over to the main game, so this announcement should make a lot of players very happy.

The Scribble Suit comes in right alongside the many other cosmetic rewards available to earn. Pragmatics players can spend the in-game Cabin Coin resources on the Stamp Club rewards in Shelter. There are a number of rewards on these cards, including different outfits for Hugh and Diana that can be unlocked and changed at any time during the campaign.

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With so much success already, the conversation has quickly focused on what's next for IP. Pragmatics director Yonghee Cho and producer Naoto Oyamare recently confirmed that they currently don't know what the future holds, as the duo has been working hard to get people to play the game. But they would like to be part of a potential Pragmatics sequel, although there are no current plans to make one. However, given how well the game is selling, it's possible that Capcom may be motivated to keep the IP going.