Pogo retired this game on April 2, 2026, and removed it from their website.
Anagrams is an online word game on Pogo, where you create as many words as you can from the provided letters. There are multiple levels to play through, each with different goals to achieve. You don’t have to spell every word possible, but just enough to fill the board and complete the level. Not all correct words will be accepted as an answer.
How to Play
In Anagrams, there are a total of 3 modes to select from: Challenge Mode, Timed Challenge, and Game Mode.
The standard mode of the game is called “Game Mode”. This play style is for users who want to play at a more leisurely place. Players are given a word at the bottom of the screen and will see a board full of empty spaces. You need to make new words from the guide word. You will see open spaces for the number of letters of words that will count toward your score. Just fill out the sections to complete the level.
If you can’t think of any more words to create, you can always use a power up or move on to the next level.
Club Pogo members have exclusive access to “Challenge Mode” and “Timed Challenge”. In Challenge Mode, you’ll need to work through a series of progressively harder levels. Timed Challenge adds an additional layer of difficulty by having a time limit on each level.
Power-Ups
There are a total of 4 power-ups to choose from:
First and Last Letter: This reveals the first and last letter of one word on the board
Random Fill: This fills random letters within one word on the board
Full Word: This will reveal one full word on the board
Freeze Time: This will freeze the timer to allow you more time to complete the level (Timed Challenge only)
Tips
For Club Pogo challenges that require you to spell a certain number of six‑letter words, play Challenge Mode -> Boarding Challenge -> Level 39 because it contains seven six‑letter words you can complete quickly.
Use the shuffle button whenever you get stuck because rearranging the tiles often reveals new word patterns you didn’t notice before.
Focus on building the longest words first since completing high‑value words automatically clears many of the shorter embedded words at the same time.
Look for common prefixes and suffixes like “re‑”, “un‑”, “-ing”, and “‑est” because they help you form multiple valid words from the same letter set.
Pogo is not retiring those games. Where did you hear that?