Pangram Game - Word Puzzle
Seven letters, one in the middle you must always use, and a friends leaderboard for the day.
Every day: Seven letters a day with one required centre letter, the same puzzle for everyone: make as many words as you can and find the pangram that uses all seven. New puzzle: One new set a day; the maker does not say at what hour.

Pangram Game is a Spelling Bee style word puzzle for iPhone and iPad. Each day everyone gets the same seven letters, one of them a required centre letter, and tries to make as many words as possible, including the pangram that uses all seven. Scores go on a leaderboard with your friends, and you can also challenge a friend to a duel.
About Pangram Game - Word Puzzle
The board shows six grey letters around a green centre letter. Words must be at least four letters long, must include the centre letter and may reuse letters. A progress bar climbs through ranks from Beginner to Genius as your score grows, and a counter shows how many of the day's words you have found, such as 22/35. A button shuffles the letters, and you can look back at yesterday's answers.
The social side is built in. A leaderboard lists today's daily puzzle with each friend's score and word count, so you can see who got furthest on the same letters. Duels are one on one games against a friend: both play the same letters, the bar shows both scores, and a chat lets you message your opponent while you play. Friends are invited with a link.
Pangram Game is made by Simon de Wit (The Wit Studios) and came to the App Store in June 2026. It is free with ads, and an in-app purchase removes them. The App Store lists English, Dutch, German, French and Swedish, and the daily puzzle works without an internet connection.
How to play Pangram Game - Word Puzzle
- Open the daily puzzle and look at the seven letters; the green one in the middle is required.
- Tap letters to build a word of four or more letters that includes the centre letter, then press Enter.
- Reuse letters as often as you like and use the shuffle button to see new combinations.
- Look for the pangram, a word that uses all seven letters, for bonus points.
- Climb the rank bar toward Genius and compare your score on the friends leaderboard.
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Tips
- Try common endings such as -ed, -er and -ing when those letters are on the board.
- Shuffle the letters when you get stuck; a new layout often shows a word you missed.
- Check yesterday's answers to learn which words the game accepts.
- Long words score more than short ones, so it pays to hunt for the pangram early.
Questions
Is the Pangram Game puzzle the same for everyone?
Yes. There is a new puzzle every day and everyone plays the same one, so scores can be compared.
Is Pangram Game free?
Yes, with ads. An in-app purchase removes them.
Which languages can I play in?
The App Store lists English, Dutch, German, French and Swedish.
Can I play against friends?
Yes. There is a friends leaderboard for the daily puzzle and one on one duels with a chat.
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