Ghostwire: Tokyo will launch in October 2021, Project Athia will launch in January 2022, and Pragmata will now launch in 2023 (and not in 2021, as previously announced).
PRAGMATA TOKYO WINDOWS
Sony's CES 2021 Digital Press Event ended with the reveal of release windows for Bethesda and Tango Gameworks' action/horror title, Ghostwire: Tokyo Square Enix's yet-to-be-officially-titled Project Athia and Capcom's mysterious Pragmata, which did give us some Death Stranding vibes. arid landscapes, pragmata, Tokyo, JP Ceramics of Masaomi Yasunaga, Utsuwa Kyoto Yamahon, Kyoto, JP Masaomi Yasunaga Exhibition, Gallery uchiumi, Tokyo. READ MORE: Monster Hunter Rise Demo Impressions - A World Apart Hotels near Pragmata Gallery, Hatchobori on Tripadvisor: Find 224 traveler reviews, 2,017 candid photos, and prices for 1,996 hotels near Pragmata Gallery in Hatchobori, Japan. Monthly solo exhibitions on the 3rd floor and a permanent selection. In the meantime, Sony also has a vast list of exclusives potentially ready for release in 2021. An ecclectic selection of ceramics, glassworks, metal works, art paintings, etc mostly by Japanese and few international artists. While no specific release date was given for any of these titles, it does give us a better idea of Sony's roll-out for 2021 and beyond - which may also hint at a few projects dropping earlier than expected, particularly for Square Enix. While the digital showcase was mostly uneventful, they did close off the show by revealing the release windows for a few upcoming PS5 games, including Pragmata, Project Athia and Ghostwire: Tokyo.
CES 2021 kicked off recently, and one of the highlights was Sony's press conference.
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