FAQ

Anagrama is a browser-based collection of daily, practice, arcade, audio, math, and multiplayer games. You can see the complete collection on the Games page; nothing needs to be installed.

Open Getting Started. Every game has its own guide covering the objective, rules, scoring, included modes, and practical strategy without adding a long manual below the game itself.

Many solo games can be played while signed out. Signing in gives you a stable profile and lets eligible progress, streaks, friends, and competitive records stay attached to you across devices. Some social or competitive features may require an account.

Yes. Anagrama has a broad free-to-play collection. Anagrama+ is optional and adds benefits such as ad-free play and expanded premium access. Current benefits and pricing are always listed on the Pricing page.

Games marked Daily normally receive their shared puzzle at midnight Eastern Time. Eligible previous puzzles can be found in the Puzzle Archive.

Supported games can be played through casual queues, ranked competition, or private parties. Ranked results affect your unified Multiplayer RR; casual and private party games are unrated. Parties can hold up to eight players, depending on the selected game.

Yes. The site is designed for touchscreens as well as desktop browsers. You can also add Anagrama to your device’s home screen for quicker access without downloading a separate app.

Use the Support page. Include the page or game, the approximate time, and any visible Error ID. For data and account policies, see Privacy and Terms.