Explore a Lunar Base Without High-End Hardware

Capcom's new sci-fi action adventure 'PRAGMATA' is available on NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service on the same day as its global launch, April 16, 2026. Players can stream the game instantly across a wide range of devices — including PCs, smartphones, and tablets — without requiring high-end gaming hardware.

On the same day, NVIDIA announced the beta launch of GeForce NOW Ultimate membership in India for the first time, operated directly by NVIDIA. The move marks the company's first official foray into cloud gaming for Indian players.

Story: A Silent Lunar Station and Two Protagonists

Set in the near future, PRAGMATA follows investigator Hugh Williams as he regains consciousness injured and disoriented aboard a lunar research station struck by a massive quake. The station had been researching Lunafilament — a material said to create anything when given enough data. Hugh crosses paths with Diana, a mysterious android girl known as a Pragmata, and together they work to return to Earth.

The game features ray-traced lighting and NVIDIA DLSS 4 (Deep Learning Super Sampling 4) technology, significantly boosting frame rates and image fidelity. Via GeForce NOW, players can experience the game at full quality on launch day without downloading a large install file.

Five New Games Added to GeForce NOW This Week

Five new titles join GeForce NOW this week, including PRAGMATA.

Fortnite: Save the World has also gone free and is available for instant streaming on GeForce NOW. Note that it is not available on mobile devices, including tablets.

What Has Changed

GeForce NOW's same-day streaming strategy is not new, but the combination of DLSS 4 support and day-one availability is effectively closing the gap between console/PC and cloud gaming releases.

The India launch, operated directly by NVIDIA rather than through a third-party partner, signals a strategic push into one of the world's largest mobile gaming markets.

[Expert Analysis] Cloud Gaming Emerges as Key Strategy to Break Hardware Barriers

Day-one cloud streaming goes beyond convenience — it has the potential to fundamentally reshape game distribution. Traditionally, the best experience from a new title required the latest GPU, but with AI upscaling technologies like DLSS 4 handled server-side, end-user device specifications are increasingly irrelevant to game quality.

The India expansion carries broader implications. With high smartphone penetration and expanding mobile broadband, India could become a significant market for subscription-based cloud gaming revenue — independent of hardware sales. Industry observers suggest the beta launch is likely a stepping stone toward further expansion into Southeast Asia and other emerging markets.

However, stable low-latency streaming infrastructure remains a challenge. The success of cloud gaming ultimately hinges on network quality, and regional connectivity disparities in India could affect service consistency.