Klemens Strasser, the developer behind Letter Rooms and Ancient Board Game Collection, has officially launched The Art of Fauna, a unique puzzle game that not only challenges your brain but also contributes to wildlife conservation.
What sets The Art of Fauna apart from typical puzzle games is its focus on forming illustrations from the 18th and 19th centuries. Players can either piece together these historical images or string sentences to complete the image descriptions, adding a creative twist to the puzzling experience.
The game offers a hundred puzzles, ensuring plenty of content to explore. It also prioritizes accessibility, featuring options for visually impaired players and dyslexia-friendly fonts, making it inclusive for a wider audience. Moreover, The Art of Fauna supports environmental causes by donating 20% of its revenues to wildlife conservation organizations, allowing players to contribute to a noble cause while enjoying the game.
Priced at $7.99, the game also offers eco-zone packs for separate purchase, each containing 20 puzzles at $2.99. For those unsure about committing, the game's recognition as the App Store's "Game of the Day" might just be the nudge you need to dive in.
A standout feature of The Art of Fauna is its content filter, which allows players to hide specific animals that might cause discomfort. This is particularly useful for those with phobias, such as a fear of sea creatures.
If you're interested in trying out The Art of Fauna, you can download it from the App Store. To stay updated on the latest developments, join the community on the official Twitter page, visit the official website, or watch the embedded clip above to get a sense of the game's vibes and visuals.
