Art of Fauna: Cozy Puzzles app analytics for September 4

* App Store Award Winner 2025 (Cultural Impact) * Apple Design Award Winner 2025 (Inclusivity) * Apple Design Award Finalist 2025 (Social Impact) * Over 300.000+ downloads worldwide Discover the wonders of nature with "Art of Fauna", a beautiful puzzle game! Each artwork is paired with a fascinating description about the animal it depicts, allowing you to choose your path: relax and piece together stunning vintage drawings, or challenge yourself by reconstructing the text and learn about these magnificent animals. THE ART Immerse yourself in a curated collection of natural history masterpieces from the 18th and 19th centuries. These stunning wildlife illustrations, crafted by renowned artists like Joseph Wolf and Elizabeth Gould, were originally created for scientific publications, perfectly capturing the marriage of artistry and natural science of their era. GIVING BACK We believe in protecting the magnificent animals that inspired these artworks. That's why a portion of every purchase supports selected wildlife conservation organisations, helping to preserve endangered species and their habitats for future generations. ACCESSIBLE FOR EVERYONE Art of Fauna was designed to be truly accessible to everyone. The unique puzzle approach that lets you choose between picture and text puzzle, paired with makes it playable regardless of visual or cognitive impairments. Additional accessibility options include: - Simplified texts for better comprehension - Dyslexia-friendly fonts - Customizable color schemes - Content filters that let you hide specific animals that might cause discomfort - Support for VoiceOver, VoiceControl and Switch Control CONTENTS The game features two volumes, each with 110 puzzles from 5 different regions. The first 10 puzzle in each volume are free for everyone, the rest can be purchased via in-app purchase. The regions are: - Okavango Delta - Eurasian Taiga - Amazon Rainforest - California Central Coast - Eastern Australian Forests - Cretaceous (Dinosaurs!) - Sundarbans - Danube Delta - Seto Inland Sea - Madagascar