Pragmata Trophy Guide: How to Unlock All the Achievements?

Pragmata debuts on all major platforms on April 17, 2026, featuring 36 Trophies and 35 Achievements for Hugh and Diana to collect. These Trophies and Achievements will have you completing objectives, eliminating hostile IDUS AI, and beating the game on the Lunatic difficulty. However, most of them can be earned by simply playing the game, regardless of the difficulty.

The Lunatic difficulty might give you a hard time, but if you’re game for it, it’s going to be a worthwhile sci-fi experience. With that said, here complete guide to unlocking all Trophies and Achievements in Pragmata.

All Trophies/Achievements in Pragmata & How to Unlock Them

The heartfelt space adventure in Pragmata not only involves escaping lunar facilities, but you’ll also be taking part in adorable activities with Hugh and Diana, such as playing hide-and-seek and taking pictures together. On top of this, you also need to complete the new game mode that unlocks after completing the story, so take a look at the Trophies and Achievements in store for you:

How Long Does It Take to Beat Pragmata?

10-15 hours for base game completion, and a lot more for the 100%! | Credits: Capcom

Pragmata’s main campaign will take you around 10-15 hours to complete, depending on your approach and how much you explore in your first playthrough. Since the game simultaneously focuses on Diana’s hacking and Hugh’s shooting, it will take some time to get used to the overall combat and mechanics.

The main campaign, however, is linear and straightforward, so you can complete it earlier on the easier difficulties. If you’re aiming for the PlayStation platinum, or 100% completion, it will take you around 24-25 hours to earn all Trophies and Achievements, according to PlayStation Game Size on X.

Obtaining all of them will take you a minimum of 2 playthroughs, one on any difficulty and the other on the Lunar difficulty, which is the hardest one available in the game. Once you’re done with the base game, you need to complete the extra game mode “Unknown Signal” as well. Fortunately, the game has New Game+ to make the Linear difficulty much easier.

Pragmata is receiving rave reviews and is shaping up to be another win in Capcom’s impressive resume this year. So, are you excited to launch into Hugh and Diana’s story? Will you be aiming for 100% completion in this game? Let us know in the comments section below.