Wildlife puzzler Fauna now on iOS, champions conservation

Accessibility features for visually impaired and dyslexic players
Content filters for potentially uncomfortable animal imagery
Portion of proceeds supports wildlife conservation

Klemens Strasser (creator of Letter Rooms and Ancient Board Game Collection) has unveiled The Art of Fauna, an innovative puzzle game that combines mental stimulation with wildlife conservation efforts.

This puzzle experience stands out with its unique gameplay - reconstructing illustrations from 18th and 19th century natural history archives or creating descriptive captions to complete images.

The game includes one hundred puzzles with accessibility options for visually impaired players and dyslexia-friendly typography. Crucially, 20% of all revenue goes directly to wildlife conservation organizations, ensuring your gameplay contributes to meaningful environmental protection.

Players can purchase the full game for $7.99 or opt for specialized eco-zone packs containing 20 puzzles each priced at $2.99. Those needing extra convincing may appreciate the game's recognition as the App Store's "Game of the Day."

A particularly thoughtful feature is the customizable content filter, allowing players to hide specific animal categories - especially helpful for those with particular creature phobias.

The Art of Fauna is available now on the App Store. Stay connected through the official Twitter community, visit the game's website, or watch the gameplay trailer to experience its distinctive aesthetic.