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Version 10.0.33 · 2026-10-27
- Improved app performance and load times - Fixed crashes and freezes
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The store currently lists version 10.0.33, updated 2026-10-27.








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Welcome to the ORIGINAL Emoji Trivia Game! Guess The Emoji is the original cult classic guessing game that will entertain you for hours. This crazy fun emoji quiz game tests your knowledge, logic and reasoning skills to solve simple (and oftentimes hard!) emoji puzzles!
HOW IS GUESS THE EMOJI DIFFERENT?
The concept is simple, really! We show you a series of emojis and emoticons (such as an emoji of a cat, then an emoji of a fish), then give you a set of letters to use for your guesses - it's your job to guess what they mean when put together. Did you get CATFISH? We're pretty sure you did, that was an easy puzzle! But trust us, this guessing game gets a lot harder as you go, with tons of categories to play through!
So... can you guess all the emoji trivia questions correctly?…
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- Improved app performance and load times - Fixed crashes and freezes
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