Capcom Announces Full Gamescom 2025 Line-up
Capcom, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, announced today their full product line-up for Gamescom 2025. Having previously announced the very first playable opportunities for Resident Evil™ Requiem and Onimusha: Way of the Sword™ back in June during Summer Games Fest 2025, the publisher confirms the world-first public hands-on of its newest title PRAGMATA™ as well as other opportunities coming to the show in Cologne on August 20th.
The Capcom show floor, situated in Hall 9, will feature more than 85 playable demo stations across more than 950 square meters. As well as Resident Evil Requiem, Onimusha: Way of the Sword and PRAGMATA, guests will have the opportunity to experience Nintendo Switch™ 2 versions of Street Fighter™ 6 and Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess™ which released alongside the console’s launch earlier this year.
Capcom will also bring other exciting opportunities for attendees, with a cinema experience, and a number of live streamed programmes broadcast across the duration of the show direct from Cologne to the rest of the world. As part of the live streams, Capcom will broadcast a variety of exciting content as well as appearances from special guests. For German-speaking audiences, Capcom will additionally provide daily shows from early to late, produced and presented by Rocket Beans TV.
Fans can join in the fun and watch via the Capcom channels:
Capcom Germany Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/capcom_germany
Capcom Germany YouTube: www.youtube.com/capcomgermany
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