Did you know the leaves of a giant water lily can grow over 10 feet wide? In the relaxing Art of Flora—a botany-based follow-up to 2025 App Store Award winner Art of Fauna—piece together gorgeous illustrations of flowers, bushes, and all things green while learning fascinating facts about the plant kingdom.

What we love: The amazing drawings. Art of Flora’s stunning pictures come from the Smithsonian’s Biodiversity Heritage Library and showcase the work of important artists like Mary Vaux Walcott and Pierre-Joseph Redouté. (The game even offers detailed biographies of these influential naturalists.)

Quick tip: Art of Flora features robust customization options. Head to the settings screen to toggle between seven difficulty levels and multiple accessibility options, including a phobia filter that lets you turn off potentially triggering visuals like insects and decay.

Meet the creator: In addition to his App Store Award for Art of Fauna, Austrian solo developer Klemens Strasser has won multiple Apple Design Awards for his focus on accessibility. “Being inclusive is just the right thing to do,” he says. “If big games and apps aren’t accessible to everyone, people with disabilities are excluded from not only the experience itself but also the subculture around it. And we shouldn’t let that happen.”