Wildlife Conservation Meets Accessible Puzzling in "The Art of Fauna"

The Art of Fauna, a new brain-training puzzler from Letter Rooms and Ancient Board Game Collection developer Klemens Strasser, is now available. This unique puzzler combines 18th and 19th-century illustrations with sentence-completion challenges, offering a fresh take on the genre.

Featuring 100 puzzles, The Art of Fauna boasts accessibility options for visually impaired players and dyslexia-friendly fonts. Furthermore, 20% of all revenue goes directly to wildlife conservation organizations.

The game is priced at $7.99, or players can purchase individual eco-zone packs containing 20 puzzles for $2.99 each. It's currently featured as Apple's "Game of the Day."

A standout feature is its content filters, allowing users to hide specific animals to cater to individual preferences and phobias.

Download The Art of Fauna from the App Store, follow the developer on Twitter for updates, or visit the official website for more information. The embedded video provides a glimpse into the game's atmosphere and visuals.