What is Venn Puzzle?
Venn Puzzle asks you to seat a set of words or emoji into a classic three-circle Venn diagram. Three hidden categories define the seven regions (three singles, three doubles, one triple). Place every item correctly to solve.
The site notes that new puzzles are no longer published, but the full collection of 395 puzzles remains playable — a deep archive rather than a single daily drop. The creators point players who want a fresh daily logic hit toward Rettō.
Rules and core twist
- Each puzzle has three categories; items belong to one, two, or all three.
- You have four attempts to submit a complete placement.
- An optional hint can reveal one category (makes the puzzle easier).
- Rotated or mirrored solutions that preserve category structure still count.
How to play
- Open vennpuzzle.com and load a puzzle from your collection progress.
- Skim all items and guess possible category axes (the title may help — or mislead).
- Place obvious single-category items in outer regions first.
- Seat double and triple overlaps once the axes feel stable; rearrange freely.
- Submit within four attempts; use a category reveal only if stuck.
Tips
- Treat the title as optional flavour — it can be a red herring.
- If two placements both look valid, check whether every region has the expected count.
- Long-press drag helps swap crowded items without resetting the board.