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.

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.

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.

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