Anagrams is a casual yet strategic game that is both chill and vibrant. It’s really hard to quit once you start playing. The game combines matching games with anagrams in a way that works really well together. With over 1,400 levels spread across four different game modes, Anagrams will keep word nerds entertained for hours on end.
The game is advertised as a relaxing brain-teasing game with over 1400 word-solving problems. It’s the kind of game that you initially think should be a quick time-waster you enjoy on mobile while on the train or something similar. But strangely, on PC, it works.
Anagrams has four game modes that you unlock by collecting ‘keys’ during playing the Classic Mode. The other three are Zen, Blitz and Free. The main menu of Anagrams showing the different game modes.
In Classic Mode, there are a wide range of categories, but most will be locked when you start playing. Firstly, you must fill up colored meters by matching tiles that make letters. You do this by clicking and dragging the letter in any direction around it by one tile. Some tiles will have symbols on that unlock powers.
Zen Mode is all about relaxation. You can pick your favorite colors and play endless puzzles or solve anagrams with limitless hints. This mode is exactly what it says it is, and an endless stream of the letter piece matching game or anagrams for you to relax to.
If you don’t feel like relaxing, then Anagrams also gives you a far more challenging mode in Blitz Mode. This is like the main game, in that the letter matching and anagram solving are the puzzles to be completed, but you’re against the clock.
