Community Manager

Saying Goodbye to Syllacrostic

Forum|Forum|9 months ago
November 5, 2025
40 replies
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Thank you so much for being part our community at AARP Games! We wanted to let you know we are retiring one of our games to help make room for some exciting new ones.

Syllacrostic is no longer available to play.

If you’re looking for a new favorite, keep an eye on the AARP Games page, where we announce our frequent new game launches. (We bet you’ll love some of our latest games: the classic card game Gin Rummy,or Hex Puzzle Adventure!)

Thank you again for keeping play in your life with AARP Games. We’ll see you on the leaderboard!

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KathleenB8120

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i'm crossing my fingers that you will bring back Syllacrostic- I played it everyday! it Was fun without bringing anxiety! Please Re-think this decision.

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msamolyk1

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I totally agree, please bring it back 😀

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MarkT156866

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Very disappointed!! A quality app. Played it a lot and every day. Really made me use my brain. Please bring it back. Hard to believe this was at the bottom of the app barrel.

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ChrisB41792

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Me too!! It was my favorite and I saved it for last every morning.

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MaryG556185

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If there is any to bring it back, your faithful players will certainly appreciate it. I used to save it for last, because it was my favorite

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DylanD875667

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Try Syllabyte! Really great syllable solver

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AnnK382387

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I miss this game. Good for brain training.

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claudemad

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Let’s have it again.

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TravisC709325

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Bring it back. It was so relaxing to my brain.

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1righty

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Wow! I am not understanding of this decision to remove Syllacrostic from AARP Games. It is wrong to take away a game that sparked and increased brain activity to seniors who like a game with enough challenge and variety of words to make it fun and engaging. For me and many others this was a very welcoming and enjoyable word game. The countless home users should have been given a voice and been heard how this would have affected them. This never should have been solely a "business" decision.

What was this decision actually based on?