A daily puzzle to find the longest hidden word in the fewest guesses. Tap letters left to right across the grid, skipping any you like, to spell words.
Venn Puzzle
What is Venn Puzzle?
Venn Puzzle is a browser-based logic game that asks you to sort words into a three-circle Venn diagram. Each puzzle provides three categories and seven words, and you must work out which words belong to one, two, or all three categories. It's a compact word puzzle that tests both vocabulary and logical placement.
How to play Venn Puzzle
You start with a bank of words and an empty Venn diagram with three labeled categories. Select a word, then choose a region to place it—each word can belong to one, two, or all three categories. You have four attempts to complete the puzzle, and you can use a hint button to reveal one category if you need help.
Tips & strategy
- Place words that clearly belong to only one category in the outer regions first, so you can narrow down the overlapping spaces.
- Look for words that satisfy two categories at once; those belong in the intersections, while the word fitting all three goes in the center.
- The puzzle title may offer a clue to one category, but it could also be a red herring, so don't rely on it completely.
- If you're stuck, use the hint button to reveal a category instead of burning attempts on random placements.
- Remember that rotated or mirrored solutions are accepted, so focus on which word goes where logically rather than matching a specific layout.
Frequently asked questions
Is Venn Puzzle free to play?
The site doesn't explicitly state pricing, but the puzzle is accessible in a browser with JavaScript enabled, with no mention of an account or subscription.
How often are new puzzles added?
The provided text mentions a collection of 395 puzzles but doesn't specify a daily or weekly update schedule.
Can I get help during a puzzle?
Yes, there is a hint button that reveals one of the puzzle's categories to make solving easier.
Does the title of the puzzle matter?
The title can be a hint to a category, relate to a single clue, or be a red herring, according to the tutorial.
Is there a mobile app?
The game is described as a web page that requires JavaScript; no separate app is mentioned.
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