Tears of Themis HoHoluck event guide

The Tears of Themis HoHoluck event runs from March 10, 2023, to March 20, 2023, and celebrates White Day in Stellis City's favorite theme park. The event involves solving two 3x3 sliding puzzles per day and rewards players with S-Chips, limited HoYoLand-themed R cards of all the male leads, an exclusive "Super Stellan" Badge, and more.

The event is time-limited, so don't wait until the last minute to start. You need to solve at least five sliding puzzles (five days) to get the R cards and seven sliding puzzles (seven days) to get the Badge.

How to complete the HoHoluck event in Tears of Themis

To begin playing, head to the event menu and select HoHoluck to begin. You get one attempt at the mini-game every day. It doesn't get used up when you're unable to solve the puzzle, so don't worry—you can try as many times as you like. However, you can only store up to three tries at a time.

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Your goal is to slide the jumbled tiles until they match the reference image. To do so, click on a tile you want to move, then click on a blank space to move it. You can only move a tile one step at a time. If you jumbled up the puzzle too much, click on the reset button on the upper right to refresh the positions of the tiles, or click on the closed-eye button to check the reference image.

The puzzle is completely random, and the position of the tiles are not consistent among players. If you're having a hard time completing them, consider doing either of the following:

• Reference this sliding puzzle solution, which works for all the images in the event.
• Keep clicking the reset button until you get an easier puzzle.

Once you've completed a puzzle, rewards will be sent to your in-game mail. These must be claimed within seven days, or they will expire forever and can no longer be retrieved.

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