Hugh and Diana both have a solid wardrobe to build toward in PRAGMATA. From early Stamp Board unlocks to outfits earned deep into post-game, there are cosmetics worth working toward throughout the entire run.
1. How Outfit Changes Work in PRAGMATA
Outfit customization is tied to the Shelter, the game’s main hub, and is not available from the start. The system comes online partway into the early game, which can make it feel locked or missing if you check menus before reaching that point.
How to Unlock the Outfit System
Outfit Changer Station
The outfit menu opens up after your first Shelter upgrade, which introduces Cabin and the Stamp Boards. Before that point, there is no way to change your character’s appearance, regardless of where you look, unless you have the Deluxe Edition Outfit bonus.
- Shelter upgrade unlocks Cabin and the Stamp Boards
- Cabin Coins are spent to unlock slots across each board, found in levels, or earned from simulation trials
- Stamp Boards are tiered: Trainee, Associate, Specialist, Director, and Executive
- Some outfits unlock by claiming specific slots; others require a full board completion via Blackout
Where to Change Outfits
After unlocking your first outfit, the equip option appears inside the Shelter. There is no cost to swap and no cooldown. You can change freely any time you return to the Shelter.
If the option does not appear yet, one of the following is still blocking access:
- The Shelter has not been upgraded
- Stamp Boards have not been unlocked
- No outfit rewards have been earned from any board
Do Outfits Affect Gameplay?
Outfits in PRAGMATA are purely cosmetic. Changing a suit has no impact on stats, hacking performance, or combat effectiveness, so you can wear whatever you like without any gameplay trade-off.
2. All Hugh Outfits
Hugh’s Legion Zero Type-B Outfit
Hugh has 9 unlockable outfits in PRAGMATA by default. Most are earned through the Stamp Boards across multiple tiers, with two tied to major progression milestones: completing the main campaign and finishing the post-game Unknown Signal sequence.
Players who own the Deluxe Edition receive additional outfits on top of these.
| Outfit | How to Unlock |
|---|---|
| Delphi Suit | Default outfit |
| Exolayer | Stamp Board: Trainee |
| Exolayer Type-B | Stamp Board: Associate |
| Legion Zero | Stamp Board: Associate — Blackout (complete all slots) |
| Astro Classic | Stamp Board: Specialist |
| Legion Zero Type-B | Stamp Board: Specialist — Blackout (complete all slots) |
| Astro Classic Type-B | Complete the main campaign |
| Shadow Walker | Stamp Board: Executive (post-game) |
| Obsidia | Complete all 10 Simulations in Unknown Signal (post-game) |
3. All Diana Outfits
Diana’s Lunar Black Outfit
Diana also has 9 unlockable outfits by default. Her earlier options are subtler in their visual differences, but her post-game outfits feature far more dramatic changes to her look.
Like Hugh, players who own the Deluxe Edition gain extra outfits beyond this list.
| Outfit | How to Unlock |
|---|---|
| Cradle Jacket | Default outfit |
| Lunar Aqua | Stamp Board: Trainee — Blackout (complete all slots) |
| Lunar Black | Stamp Board: Specialist |
| Lunar White | Stamp Board: Director — Blackout (complete all slots) |
| Pink Pop | Complete the main campaign |
| Heartbeat | Stamp Board: Executive — Bingo (post-game) |
| Shadow Executor | Stamp Board: Executive (post-game) |
| Star Lily | Stamp Board: Executive — Blackout (post-game) |
| Black Neon | Complete all 10 Simulations in Unknown Signal (post-game) |
