Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata Reach New Sales Milestones

Resident Evil Requiem has officially passed 8 million copies sold, marking another huge commercial milestone for Capcom’s flagship horror franchise. Pragmata also delivered an impressive result, surpassing 2.5 million copies during the same reporting period.

The publisher disclosed the updated figure in Q1 financial results for FY2026. 

Resident Evil Requiem Has Sold 8 Million Copies

Resident Evil remains one of Capcom’s most recognizable properties, and Requiem’s latest milestone shows that players are still turning up for its particular blend of survival horror and action.

The updated figure also reinforces just how commercially dependable the franchise has become. Capcom has kept Resident Evil relevant through new installments, remakes, and continued catalogue sales, but Requiem reaching 8 million copies makes it another solid entry in a beloved franchise.

The excellent sales are why Capcom is still heavily investing in the franchise, with Resident Evil Requiem DLC rumored for 2027, Resident Evil Veronica arriving sometime next year with its own DLC rumored for 2028.

Simply put, Resident Evil is showing no signs of slowing down.

Pragmata Surpasses 2.5 Million Sales

Pragmata may not have Resident Evil’s established history, but selling more than 2.5 million copies is still a noteworthy achievement. As a newer Capcom property, it had to win players over without relying on decades of franchise recognition.

Resident Evil titles’ sales particularly help with the development of brand new IPs, as those games provide a consistent revenue stream for such ventures. Pragmata crossing 2.5 million suggests there is still plenty of room for Capcom to pursue original projects alongside its biggest franchises.

Capcom’s Winning Streak Continues

Resident Evil Requiem is naturally the headline performer here, with 8 million copies sold. However, Pragmata’s 2.5 million milestone should not be overlooked.

Together, the two results demonstrate the strength of Capcom’s current strategy: support proven franchises while giving new properties an opportunity to find their audience. Requiem delivered the blockbuster numbers expected from Resident Evil, while Pragmata proved that Capcom does not need to depend exclusively on familiar names.

For now, both games have given the publisher another strong set of sales figures, and Resident Evil remains the star of the show.