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I don't even care that this might not be a valid grid setup, I just want to have this solved PLEASE let there be no more contradictions
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Hokuro is a puzzle that was introduced to the Puzzling Stack Exchange on December 2nd, 2020 by sarsapilla as an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community. It is a puzzle inspired by Kakuro, and it has similar rules.

Hokuro is a puzzle with the following rules:

  • Each cell contains one of the following symbols:

  • enter image description here

  • Each arrow indicates a step in that direction, while the dot indicates no movement.

  • The clues in the black cells show the sum of the movements indicated by the symbols in the corresponding row/column.

  • Symbols in consecutive white cells must be unique (a 'sum' cannot contain the same symbol more than twice)

In some cases it might come in handy to sneak a peek at the Hokuro Cheat Sheet

The puzzle (which hopefully has a unique solution):

enter image description hereenter image description here

Please give feedback as this is my first Hokuro puzzle that I've ever made

Hokuro is a puzzle that was introduced to the Puzzling Stack Exchange on December 2nd, 2020 by sarsapilla as an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community. It is a puzzle inspired by Kakuro, and it has similar rules.

Hokuro is a puzzle with the following rules:

  • Each cell contains one of the following symbols:

  • enter image description here

  • Each arrow indicates a step in that direction, while the dot indicates no movement.

  • The clues in the black cells show the sum of the movements indicated by the symbols in the corresponding row/column.

  • Symbols in consecutive white cells must be unique (a 'sum' cannot contain the same symbol more than twice)

In some cases it might come in handy to sneak a peek at the Hokuro Cheat Sheet

The puzzle (which hopefully has a unique solution):

enter image description here

Please give feedback as this is my first Hokuro puzzle that I've ever made

Hokuro is a puzzle that was introduced to the Puzzling Stack Exchange on December 2nd, 2020 by sarsapilla as an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community. It is a puzzle inspired by Kakuro, and it has similar rules.

Hokuro is a puzzle with the following rules:

  • Each cell contains one of the following symbols:

  • enter image description here

  • Each arrow indicates a step in that direction, while the dot indicates no movement.

  • The clues in the black cells show the sum of the movements indicated by the symbols in the corresponding row/column.

  • Symbols in consecutive white cells must be unique (a 'sum' cannot contain the same symbol more than twice)

In some cases it might come in handy to sneak a peek at the Hokuro Cheat Sheet

The puzzle (which hopefully has a unique solution):

enter image description here

Please give feedback as this is my first Hokuro puzzle that I've ever made

okay I really need to check everything over when making these types of puzzles hopefully this is the last edit I need to make
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Hokuro is a puzzle that was introduced to the Puzzling Stack Exchange on December 2nd, 2020 by sarsapilla as an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community. It is a puzzle inspired by Kakuro, and it has similar rules.

Hokuro is a puzzle with the following rules:

  • Each cell contains one of the following symbols:

  • enter image description here

  • Each arrow indicates a step in that direction, while the dot indicates no movement.

  • The clues in the black cells show the sum of the movements indicated by the symbols in the corresponding row/column.

  • Symbols in consecutive white cells must be unique (a 'sum' cannot contain the same symbol more than twice)

In some cases it might come in handy to sneak a peek at the Hokuro Cheat Sheet

The puzzle (which hopefully has a unique solution):

enter image description hereenter image description here

Please give feedback as this is my first Hokuro puzzle that I've ever made

Hokuro is a puzzle that was introduced to the Puzzling Stack Exchange on December 2nd, 2020 by sarsapilla as an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community. It is a puzzle inspired by Kakuro, and it has similar rules.

Hokuro is a puzzle with the following rules:

  • Each cell contains one of the following symbols:

  • enter image description here

  • Each arrow indicates a step in that direction, while the dot indicates no movement.

  • The clues in the black cells show the sum of the movements indicated by the symbols in the corresponding row/column.

  • Symbols in consecutive white cells must be unique (a 'sum' cannot contain the same symbol more than twice)

In some cases it might come in handy to sneak a peek at the Hokuro Cheat Sheet

The puzzle (which hopefully has a unique solution):

enter image description here

Please give feedback as this is my first Hokuro puzzle that I've ever made

Hokuro is a puzzle that was introduced to the Puzzling Stack Exchange on December 2nd, 2020 by sarsapilla as an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community. It is a puzzle inspired by Kakuro, and it has similar rules.

Hokuro is a puzzle with the following rules:

  • Each cell contains one of the following symbols:

  • enter image description here

  • Each arrow indicates a step in that direction, while the dot indicates no movement.

  • The clues in the black cells show the sum of the movements indicated by the symbols in the corresponding row/column.

  • Symbols in consecutive white cells must be unique (a 'sum' cannot contain the same symbol more than twice)

In some cases it might come in handy to sneak a peek at the Hokuro Cheat Sheet

The puzzle (which hopefully has a unique solution):

enter image description here

Please give feedback as this is my first Hokuro puzzle that I've ever made

no longer out of order due to invalid direction addition
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Currently out of order - contains invalid direction addition

Hokuro is a puzzle that was introduced to the Puzzling Stack Exchange on December 2nd, 2020 by sarsapilla as an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community. It is a puzzle inspired by Kakuro, and it has similar rules.

Hokuro is a puzzle with the following rules:

  • Each cell contains one of the following symbols:

  • enter image description here

  • Each arrow indicates a step in that direction, while the dot indicates no movement.

  • The clues in the black cells show the sum of the movements indicated by the symbols in the corresponding row/column.

  • Symbols in consecutive white cells must be unique (a 'sum' cannot contain the same symbol more than twice)

In some cases it might come in handy to sneak a peek at the Hokuro Cheat Sheet

The puzzle (which hopefully has a unique solution):

enter image description hereenter image description here

Please give feedback as this is my first Hokuro puzzle that I've ever made

Currently out of order - contains invalid direction addition

Hokuro is a puzzle that was introduced to the Puzzling Stack Exchange on December 2nd, 2020 by sarsapilla as an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community. It is a puzzle inspired by Kakuro, and it has similar rules.

Hokuro is a puzzle with the following rules:

  • Each cell contains one of the following symbols:

  • enter image description here

  • Each arrow indicates a step in that direction, while the dot indicates no movement.

  • The clues in the black cells show the sum of the movements indicated by the symbols in the corresponding row/column.

  • Symbols in consecutive white cells must be unique (a 'sum' cannot contain the same symbol more than twice)

In some cases it might come in handy to sneak a peek at the Hokuro Cheat Sheet

The puzzle (which hopefully has a unique solution):

enter image description here

Please give feedback as this is my first Hokuro puzzle that I've ever made

Hokuro is a puzzle that was introduced to the Puzzling Stack Exchange on December 2nd, 2020 by sarsapilla as an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community. It is a puzzle inspired by Kakuro, and it has similar rules.

Hokuro is a puzzle with the following rules:

  • Each cell contains one of the following symbols:

  • enter image description here

  • Each arrow indicates a step in that direction, while the dot indicates no movement.

  • The clues in the black cells show the sum of the movements indicated by the symbols in the corresponding row/column.

  • Symbols in consecutive white cells must be unique (a 'sum' cannot contain the same symbol more than twice)

In some cases it might come in handy to sneak a peek at the Hokuro Cheat Sheet

The puzzle (which hopefully has a unique solution):

enter image description here

Please give feedback as this is my first Hokuro puzzle that I've ever made

sadly going to have to be out of order for a bit - contains invalid clues, will spend some time fixing them
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okay so hopefully the puzzle is solvable now
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