Art of Flora: Cozy Puzzles

Relaxed botanical puzzle game where blind players can choose text puzzles, use VoiceOver, and navigate menus with clearly labelled buttons.

Short verdict

Blind and low-vision players on Apple devices who want a calm puzzle game with a text-puzzle option instead of only visual jigsaws.

App Store: Art of Flora: Cozy Puzzles
Covers: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision Pro

The App Store describes support for VoiceOver, Voice Control, Switch Control, larger text, dark interface, sufficient contrast, and reduced motion.
AppleVis reports that the app is fully accessible with VoiceOver, VoiceOver reads all page elements, and all buttons are clearly labelled.
Players can choose between picture puzzles and text puzzles, making the concept practical for blind players.
AppleVis describes multiple VoiceOver options inherited from sister app Art of Fauna, including how puzzle tiles are announced.
Includes simplified text, dyslexia-friendly fonts, customizable color schemes, and improved larger-text support.

The strongest practical test I found is for iPhone with VoiceOver. I have not separately confirmed the Mac or Apple Vision Pro experience.
The picture puzzles are visual. Blind players should use the text-puzzle mode and VoiceOver settings.
Norwegian language support is not confirmed in the checked App Store data.
The first 10 puzzles are free; the rest require an in-app purchase.

Free with in-app purchase. The App Store describes 110 puzzles from five regions, with the first 10 free.

Available on the App Store as of May 2026. Version 1.2 improved larger-text support for Global Accessibility Awareness Day.