Hello, I am Mark Sweep, a puzzle enthusiast from The Netherlands. On this blog I will post some of my logic puzzles. If you enjoy them, you can find additional puzzles by me on Logic Masters Deutschland and Grandmaster Puzzles.
#7 - Kurotto
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This one should be tricky. Good luck!
Rules
Shade some cells so that clues represent the total size of the orthogonally connected areas of shaded cells that share an edge with the clue. Clued cells cannot be shaded.
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