To complete Deathloop’s Afternoon Delight quest, you must find four pictograms in Fia’s Fortress at Fristad Rock. In this guide, we’ll be showing you where to find all Deathloop Pictogram Locations.

Looking for specific pictures in an art studio filled with paintings and murals is a bit like finding a needle in a haystack, if there were lots of fake needles thrown in there as red herrings too.

Fia’s pictograms are well hidden in her bunker in Deathloop. These pictograms, or paintings, are what you will need to find if you’re to access Fia and Charlie’s secret hiding spot in Fristad Rock.

Say you're in Tokyo and need to find a police station. If you weren't raised in Japan, you probably wouldn't know to scan your map for an "X." The symbol, meant to resemble crossed police batons, is ...

One breathtaking performance just transcended all language barriers at the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony. When the capital of Japan first hosted the Olympics in 1964 — the first time the Games were ...

Pictograms for the 1964 Tokyo Olympic, designed by Katsumi Masaru (image: Virtual Olympic Games Museum) Of all the instances in which graphic communication is necessary to transcend language barriers, ...

The Opening Ceremony included many memorable moments -- some somber, others inspiring -- but few were as purely fun as the human pictogram performance. What, do tell, is a "human pictogram performance ...

Sometimes, how the information is presented is as important as the information itself. Graphics, icons, and pictograms are increasingly popular methods of presenting information to consumers in direct ...

Deathloop’s “Afternoon Delight” is our next Visionary Lead. After getting the Shift Slab from Charlie, it’s time to use everything we learned from him to find Fia. Make sure both your Nexus and Shift ...

A 50-page codex of colorful, complex pictograms that dates to the early 16th century includes the most complete — and one of the oldest — written chronologies of early earthquakes in the Americas.