Rules:
Normal sudoku rules apply.
Arrow sudoku: The digits along an arrow sum to the number in the circle at its base.
In this puzzle, all arrows point in a straight line. The direction of each arrow is shown by a grey line segment. The length of the arrow is equal to the number directly 'behind' the circle: i.e. the square one step from the circle in the opposite direction of the arrow. The length of an arrow does not include the circle.
For example: If the digit in R5C5 were a 3, the arrow starting in R6C4 would be of length 3, covering R7C3, R8C2 and R9C1.
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I think it's anywhere between 1 and 3 stars, depending on how intuitive you find the rule. Please let me know if the explanation is unclear!
Solution code: Row 5 with no spaces.
on 5. May 2022, 13:31 by drbs
I found it difficult and got stuck for a while until I noticed the nice logic in box 1. Well done.
on 4. May 2022, 17:12 by Dag H
clarified the rules