Capcom's Pragmata has been keeping players busy since launch, and the Terra Dome sector is proving to be one of the game's most rewarding areas to explore , and one of the most disorienting.
The forest-themed sector packs a total of 40 upgrade components across its various blocks, and finding all of them during a first visit is entirely possible. None require late-game abilities to collect, which makes Terra Dome a strong early investment for players looking to power up Hugh and Diana before the game's upgrade costs start climbing.
Why Terra Dome is harder to navigate than it looks
Here's the thing: Terra Dome looks like a straightforward jungle environment, but the sector is riddled with hologram walls, locked Red Zones, and hidden passages that make it easy to walk past collectibles without realizing they exist. The earliest components near the Terra Dome Platform station are tucked on top of decommissioned trams and at the end of docks, spots most players skip on the way to the main objective.
The Eco Modeling Lab block, closest to the Envirolytics Lab station, holds the highest concentration of components in the sector. Eleven of the 40 are found here, and several require specific actions to access. One is locked behind a laser barrier that can only be deactivated by hacking a terminal outside the corridor. Another is concealed behind a filament cluster that Diana must remove. A third sits on a balcony that players will miss entirely if they head straight down the stairs past the Envirolytics Lab Station hatch.
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The Red Zone beside the Envirolytics Lab Station hatch contains two separate upgrade components on different floors. Clear both floors before leaving.
Safe boxes and the components that come in threes
A pattern worth knowing: several of Terra Dome's upgrade components are bundled inside safe boxes, which means a single find can net three components at once. The Meteorology Sim Lab area near the second Eco Modeling Lab station has one such box tucked beside a filament cluster near two containers. The Central Lift block has another safe box reachable only by gliding from the edge of a nearby staircase.
The Soil Research block, anchored by the GeoScience Lab station, is where the final stretch of components lives. This section has the most environmental variety, including a beach area where component #27 hides behind a large rock, and a room with a totem that blocks Diana's hacking ability until it's deactivated. Behind a hologram wall in that same room is a safe box with two components. An invisible bot guards another safe box on the upper floor corridor near the last terminal before the GeoScience Lab Station room. Players who rush through this section without checking corners will miss a significant chunk.
The full breakdown by station
The final component, #40, is the simplest of the lot. It sits behind the pillar next to the elevator by the Cultivation Lab Station hatch in the Terrarium block. Easy to miss, easy to grab once you know it's there.
What this means for players pushing upgrades
Upgrade costs in Pragmata scale noticeably as the game progresses, so clearing Terra Dome's full component count during a first pass pays off. The key here is that none of these pickups are gated by abilities unlocked later in the game, meaning there is no reason to backtrack if you explore thoroughly on arrival.
For players who want to track down every collectible across all of Pragmata's sectors, browse more guides for location breakdowns and tips across the full game. The Terra Dome is just one of several sectors with this kind of density, and the habits you build here, checking hologram walls, hacking terminals before moving on, clearing Red Zones, will carry forward into every area that follows.
