LIVE | Can I Beat ALL the Training Sims?! - PRAGMATA - Sci-Fi Action Adventure Gameplay

Storyline (as shown/mentioned)

• Pragmata takes place in a sci-fi world where the protagonist travels through major areas/sectors, fighting hostile robots and other threats.
• During the stream, the player spends less time on main story beats and more on:
  • Training simulators
  • “Red zones” inside instanced areas/arcades
• These activities provide upgrade materials and rewards such as bingo/cabin coins.
• Diana is a key companion throughout the run, including moments where:
  • the player discusses staying together
  • the player upgrades Diana’s abilities
  • Diana appears during station-like activities
• The stream references sectors already completed, including:
  • Power Plant
  • Mass Production Array
  • Terror Dome
• Upcoming: Luna Mines (next sector), with one more sector after that.

Gameplay highlights & key mechanics

Training Simulators (core focus of the stream)

• Each simulator is a time- and objective-based challenge, often with extra conditions such as:
  • no damage
  • no dodging
  • destroying specific objects
• Weapon/loadout constraints are common:
  • the player may not fully select weapons at the start
  • some weapons can be picked up during the run
• Rewards include:
  • upgrade points
  • bot data
  • cabin coins (used for bingo/stampboard/unlocks)
• Progression note from the streamer:
  • 14 training challenges completed out of 20 total
  • the remaining 6 are locked behind later sectors

Upgrades and loadouts

• Upgrades affect the primary unit/weaponry and systems like hacking.
• Frequently used and upgraded:
  • Shockwave gun (favorite; described as having a “shotgun-like” feel)
  • Photon laser
  • Drone Hive (a defensive/support weapon that deploys drones; can recall drones; has limited ammo/drones)
• Hacking controls described during the stream:
  • Right click to aim
  • Alt to initiate hacking
  • WASD to execute hacking
• A major obstacle was forgetting Alt, causing hacking attempts to fail.

Red Zones (combat arenas inside sectors/areas)

• After simulator challenges, the streamer runs multiple red zones to farm additional rewards and upgrade components.
• Red zones feature combat with hazards, including invisible enemies, requiring quick reactions.

Strategies / key tips mentioned

Training Simulators

• For “perfect”/extra rewards, prioritize time thresholds (tighter times often unlock bonus rewards).
• For “without taking damage / without dodging” runs:
  • be patient with timing
  • many failures came from getting hit at the very end
  • don’t rely on “almost perfect”—one late hit can break the special condition
• For unclear objectives (example: “Deal damage using enemies”):
  • it sounded ambiguous at first
  • the streamer eventually realized it likely requires a specific interaction
  • the solution came from healing bot/drone interaction, not basic missile/explosive tactics
• When hacking is required:
  • focus on input correctness (especially Alt timing)
  • repeated practice improves consistency

Loadout choices

• The Shockwave gun is repeatedly favored for both training and red zones.
• The Drone Hive is tested as a strong alternative:
  • drones auto-target
  • they help clear hostiles while the player focuses on objectives
• Upgrading hacking and health is treated as a practical path to success in harder challenges.

Notable moments / challenge outcomes

• The streamer completes a long chain of simulator challenges, including the hardest one:
  • “Medic” training is described as the most difficult.
• Breakthrough for “Medic”:
  • the objective is understood as needing a precise trigger
  • solved by hacking the healing drone while it’s healing another enemy
  • this avoided confusion around “deal damage using enemies” and prevented incorrect assumptions about generic friendly-fire
• Timing result:
  • finished with 81 seconds remaining against a 100-second requirement
  • that means 19 seconds to spare
• Several simulators required many retries, mainly due to:
  • missed boxes/signals
  • time limit pressure
  • wrong button inputs (especially hacking)
  • late hits after “almost done” runs

Sources / gamers featured (mentioned at the end)

• No other gamer names or external sources are explicitly listed at the end of the subtitles.
• Notable on-stream participants mentioned during the run:
  • Cosmic
  • Gallon
  • Solar
  • Verisha
  • Diana (companion/character, not a streamer)