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Header showing 5 plant cards stacked on each other. They are, left to right: a cashew branch, a fern, a pink rose, a peach and a white orchid

Art of Flora: A relaxing puzzle game about the world of flowers and plants.

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Relax and Learn

Each artwork is paired with a fascinating description about the plant it depicts, allowing you to choose your path: relax and piece together vintage drawings, or challenge yourself by reconstructing the text and learn more about these plants. Art of Flora is the official successor to Art of Fauna.

Stack of three pages, stacked on each other. It shows, left to right: The title page of North American Wild Flowers by Mary Vaux Walcott, a drawing of a blue lupine, a drawing of yellow flowers with large green leaves

The art

All images in the game are botanical illustrations from the 18th to the early 20th century, crafted by artists like Marianne North and Pierre Joseph Redouté. They were originally created for scientific publications. Art of Flora also gives you insights into the artists behind them.

110 puzzles from 5 regions

Discover the plants of Sicily, the Limestone Alps, the Tenasserim Hills Rainforest, the Chihuahuan Desert and Yasuni National Park. A map view shows the native and introduced range of each plant, and a widget brings the illustrations you have solved to your home screen. The first 10 puzzles are free.

Accessible for everyone

Art of Flora was designed to be truly accessible to everyone. You can choose between picture and text puzzles, which makes the game playable regardless of visual or cognitive impairments. Further options include simplified texts, dyslexia-friendly fonts, customizable color schemes and support for VoiceOver, Voice Control and Switch Control. A kids mode adjusts the difficulty for children from the age of 5.

Drawing of a Franklin tree branch with two white flowers, a species that is extinct in the wild, in a golden frame, slightly tilted.

Giving back

A portion of every purchase supports selected nature preservation organisations, helping to preserve the planet for future generations.