Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata continue to deliver strong sales for Capcom

Capcom has reported another strong quarter, driven by continued sales of Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata. Both titles are performing extremely well, with Requiem surpassing 8 million copies sold and Pragmata reaching the 2.5 million sales milestone.

According to Capcom’s latest financial results, revenues rose significantly year‑on‑year. The publisher recorded around $430 million in net sales for Q1, generating roughly $250 million in operating profit. The company’s overall software sales also saw a major jump, with 23.81 million units sold across new releases and back catalogue titles, up from 14.16 million during the same period last year.

The results indicate that Capcom’s recent releases are performing far better than last year’s slate. Monster Hunter Wilds launched strongly but began to fall down the charts quickly, whereas Requiem and Pragmata have maintained momentum and contributed heavily to the company’s quarterly growth.

Capcom’s outlook for the rest of the year remains strong. Later this year, the company will ship Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen, a refreshed version of the game featuring a major expansion, a new region, additional bosses and a wide range of quality‑of‑life improvements that should tempt new players to pick the game up for the first time.

KitGuru Says: Capcom continues to deliver impressive results, and with Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen on the horizon, the publisher should close out 2026 strong. 

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