Eight trophies that only exist between sectors: what to do every time you return to the Shelter

Talking to Diana opens four trophies in a chain, Cabin's boards unlock what Can't Stop, Won't Stop asks for, and the 30 sims require six collectibles many never connect to them.

Completing them unlocksSmall Talk trophySmall TalkBronze94.10%

And it counts towards Thanks for Everything!, Peekaboo, For Me?, Replicating Extraordinaire!, Blackout!, Mister Simulator, Master of the Simulator, required for the platinum.

The EveryTrophy team2 min readPublished on 14/09/2026Updated on 14/09/2026Covers 8 of the 36 trophies

Diana: five trophies for talking again

The Shelter is the base between sectors, and Diana is always there. The chain starts with Small Talk (94.1%): approach her and keep talking until it pops. From there, every conversation opens something new.

For Me? (89.4%): gift her an REM, the holographic toys collected across the sectors. The first is picked up automatically. Replicating Extraordinaire! (66.9%): there are 16 REMs and they form series; one complete series gifted awards the trophy, and all 16 are needed for sector 100% anyway.

Thanks for Everything! (84.2%): by talking and gifting, Diana gives you a picture back; you receive four across the run. Peekaboo (65.7%): at some point she proposes hide-and-seek; accept and find her, the Shelter is small.

The numbers tell the story: 94.1% talk to her once and only 65.7% get to hide-and-seek. Almost a third stop coming back to talk. The rule is simple: every time the tram drops you in the Shelter, talk to Diana before heading out again.

Cabin and the 30 sims

Cabin is the Shelter's robot with four Stamp Boards filled with coins: 9, 16, 16 and 16. Coins come from Safe Boxes, from Diana as a reward for REMs, and from the sims. The first board awards Blackout! (69.8%), but completing all four is worth it: several weapons and abilities that Can't Stop, Won't Stop asks for only unlock that way.

The Training Sims are 30 missions, opened in two ways: by upgrading the Shelter after each boss and by collecting the 6 Training Data spread across the sectors. Without those six collectibles the list cannot be completed, and that detail is why Master of the Simulator sits at 13.4% against 72.2% for Mister Simulator, which asks for just one.

Each mission has one main objective and two side ones: only the main objective counts. And several sims are the best spot for other trophies: 07, Project Pierce, for the 6000 damage of IT'S OVER 6000!; 10, Mouse Trap, for burning twelve enemies with the recycler in Round 'Em Up.

Key

The 30 sims do not open with the bosses alone: six depend on the Training Data hidden across the sectors. Without them, Master of the Simulator is impossible.

The trophies involved

Each one links to its section inside the full Pragmata trophy guide.

Small TalkBronze94.10%
Talk to Diana in the Shelter.
Original name: Small Talk
Thanks for Everything!Bronze84.20%
Receive a picture as a present.
Original name: Thanks for Everything!
PeekabooBronze65.70%
Win at hide-and-seek.
Original name: Peekaboo
For Me?Bronze89.40%
Give an REM as a present.
Original name: For Me?
Replicating Extraordinaire!Bronze66.90%
Complete an REM series.
Original name: Replicating Extraordinaire!
Blackout!Silver69.80%
Complete a Cabin Stamp Board.
Original name: Blackout!
Mister SimulatorBronze72.20%
Complete the main objective in a Training Sim.
Original name: Mister Simulator
Master of the SimulatorGold13.40%
Complete the main objective in every Training Sim.
Original name: Master of the Simulator

Other Pragmata guides

Unknown Signal requires 100% of every sector, and no description says so
The epilogue is the platinum's hidden requirement: its ten challenges open with 100% of the collectibles in every sector. What counts, what does not, where the counter's traps are, and why the Mini Cabins sit apart.
Lunatic is not in New Game+: the second run starts from scratch and ends at a boss
Lunar Supremacy is held by 5.2% and the platinum by 4.9%: the Lunatic final boss is the platinum. Why you have to start from scratch, what to upgrade first and the strategy for the last fight.
Seven combat trophies with fixed spots, and the only one that depends on a robot showing up
Where each combat and hacking trophy is done — a sim or a specific room for almost all — and why the Sweeper has a reputation for being missable: its spawns are inconsistent, but there are four known spots and two playthroughs.
From 95.1% to 51.9%: half of everyone who starts Pragmata finishes it, and the drop is in the first hours
The nine story trophies are automatic and all hidden. What matters is what to collect in each sector before moving on — hatches, Training Data, the Defender in the mines — so you do not redo the map in Unknown Signal.