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Version 1.5.15 · 2026-10-17
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The store currently lists version 1.5.15, updated 2026-10-17.








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Picture Puzzles with a Twist – Now Featuring Fog Mode, Icon Codes & More!
Pictogram takes visual wordplay to the next level! Discover hidden idioms, phrases, and clever stories—all revealed through picture-based puzzles that challenge how you think.
New ways to play:
Fog Mode: Solve puzzles to gradually uncover a hidden image.
Icon Mode: Match visual symbols to letters in a whole new decoding experience.
Night Mode & Large Text: Play comfortably, anytime, your way.
Every level is a mix of logic, language, and lateral thinking. It's designed to train your brain while keeping things fun and visually engaging.
Why you'll love it:
Smart, satisfying puzzles based on real idioms and concepts
Boosts vocabulary and visual reasoning
Great for kids, adults, and ESL learners
Endless puzzles, quick sessions or deep dives
How it works:
Look at the image. Decode the meaning.…
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