Rules -- Prev-Arrow-Cation
Prev-Arrow-Cation was invented by the Japanese puzzle company Nikoli (under the name Yajisan-Kazusan).
1. Determine whether each cell is white or black according to the following rules.
2. A white cell containing a number and an arrow represents how many black cells are in the row or column pointed at by the arrow.
3. A cell containing a number and an arrow may be shaded in; if so, the clue in it becomes meaningless, and may or may not be true.
4. No two black cells may share an edge. All of the white cells must be connected to each other through their edges.
1. Determine whether each cell is white or black according to the following rules.
2. A white cell containing a number and an arrow represents how many black cells are in the row or column pointed at by the arrow.
3. A cell containing a number and an arrow may be shaded in; if so, the clue in it becomes meaningless, and may or may not be true.
4. No two black cells may share an edge. All of the white cells must be connected to each other through their edges.
Puzzle 325: Process of Illumination 24
325 is my area code in Abilene, and as such, it is a very special number to me. Doesn't puzzle 325 deserve to be special, too? Of course not -- area codes are the most boring things ever. But I made puzzle 325 special anyway. (They say Rome wasn't built in a day. . . but this puzzle was. I'm exhausted from it!)
This is -- surprise surprise! -- a 31x45 giant puzzle. Be forewarned that you will most likely find this puzzle to be harder than my previous 31x45 Process of Illumination. However, those with the patience and the wit to complete it will undoubtedly feel rewarded. Good luck! :)
This is -- surprise surprise! -- a 31x45 giant puzzle. Be forewarned that you will most likely find this puzzle to be harder than my previous 31x45 Process of Illumination. However, those with the patience and the wit to complete it will undoubtedly feel rewarded. Good luck! :)
Puzzle 320: Ripple Play 4
This wound up being a little bit on the hard side. (I think this is a good thing.)
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