Awem

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Awem Games
Private
Industry Computer software
Casual games
Founded Mogilev (2002)
Headquarters Mogilev, Belarus
Key people
 Oleg Rogovenko, CEO
Number of employees
 70 (2012)
Website www.awem.com

Awem Games is a casual games developer based in Mogilev, Belarus. Awem Games are distributed by key digital game sellers such as AppStore, Google Play, Bigfish games and GameHouse and many others. Besides on-line distribution, games are available on CD in 24 countries such as the United States, Germany, Austria, Russia, Poland and other. Games are translated to 15 languages.

In 2011 Awem Games started developing free-to-play games for smartphones and tablets.[1]

Free-to-play games

Cradle of Empires (2014) is an adventure game with a match-3 gameplay and elements of city builder.[2]

Letters From Nowhere: A Hidden Object Mystery (2014) is a mystery hidden object game published by G5 Entertainment for iOs and Android.[3]

Puzzle games

Cradle Of Rome (2007) is a match-3 puzzle game. The player needs to link three or more similar tiles by clicking on the first piece and dragging the cursor over the adjacent ones. Certain types of matches bring resources that may be spent on erecting various structures, each gives the player an advantage for the upcoming challenges. Cradle of Rome was nominated for "People's Choice Award for Best Puzzle Game of 2007" in the Zeeby Awards, 2007[4] and was one of the top 20 games during the three years (2007–2009) according to CasualСharts statistics.[5]

Cradle Of Persia (2007) is a similar puzzle game set in Ancient Persia. Prior to its release it won the "Best Production Values" award in the CGA Europe East awards, 2007.[6]

Cradle Of Rome 2 (2010) is a match-3 puzzle game sequel to Cradle Of Rome. Gamezebo rated Cradle Of Rome 2 4 out of 5, finding the gameplay and design to be almost identical to the first but deeming it to be just as addictive.[7]

Cradle Of Rome 2 for Mac was nominated as Best Match 3 Game Of 2010 in Big Fish Games’ Customer Favorites Awards for 2010[8]

Cradle Of Rome 2 for PC was nominated as Best Strategy Game Of 2010 in Big Fish Games’ 2010 Customer Favorites Awards[9]

Cradle Of Egypt (2011) is one more match-3 game in Cradle series. Gamezebo rated Cradle Of Egypt 4 out of 5, mentioning that the match-3 gameplay remains unchanged from the previous Cradle games. Same power-ups, same obstacles, similar layouts. The only things that are different are the backgrounds and the items your clearing[10]

Shoot 'em ups

Alien Stars (2005) is a shoot 'em up which received a Silver Award from Game Tunnel. It was compared to Crimsonland, with fun and simple gameplay, but the lack of content was criticized.[11]

Star Defender is a series of four side-scrolling arcade-style shoot 'em ups. Gamezebo rated both Star Defender 3 (2007) and Star Defender 4 (2008) 3 out of 5. Star Defender 3 was described as a spiritual successor to Galaga with an appeal to retro gamers. It was otherwise felt to be "merely average" amongst more addictive titles in the casual genre.[12] Star Defender 4 was praised for its variety of enemies and power-ups but criticized for some game balance issues and overall difficulty.[13] Star Defender 4 hit TOP-10 in Best App Ever Awards 2013 in "Best Arcade and Action Game for Android" category.[14]

Hidden object games

Awem produces hidden object games.

Romance Of Rome (2009) is set in the Roman Empire with a romantic storyline. Venessa Carter of Gamezebo awarded Rome 4 out of 5 stars, highlighting the hand-drawn artwork and the difficulty level of the hidden-object sequences. Some objects are semi-transparent or hidden behind other objects, for which Carter commented "It's actually a rather exhilarating challenge for a hidden object pro, but could be quite daunting for someone looking for a more relaxing game. "[15]

Golden Trails: The New Western Rush (2010) has a wild west theme. Venessa Carter of Gamezebo awarded Golden Trails: The New Western Rush 3.5 out of 5 stars, praising the addition of a badge-hunting objective to the usual item-searching gameplay. However, Carter criticized the nonsensical storyline, haphazard "sheriff investigation" sections and terrible voice acting.[16]

Golden Trails 2: The Lost Legacy (2011) - the sequel to Golden Trails: The New Western Rush has a pirate theme. Venessa Carter of Gamezebo awarded Golden Trails 2: The Lost Legacy 4 out of 5 stars. She criticized the "baffling" story and "painful" voice-acting, but praised the addictive trophy-hunting mechanic, fresh, eye-catching locations and varied searches.[17]

Golden Trails 3: The Guardian's Creed (2012) - the sequel to Golden Trails: The New Western Rush has a templars theme.

Letters from Nowhere (2010) was awarded 3.5 out of 5 stars by Tawny Mueller of Gamezebo. She praised the balanced difficulty, solid gameplay and unlockable bonuses, but criticized the vague, short storyline and repetition of scenes and objects.[18]

Letters from Nowhere 2 (2011) the sequel to Letters from Nowhere was awarded 3 out of 5 stars by Brandy Shaul of Gamezebo. Brandy marked out the similarity to the first game. Letters from Nowhere 2 is a hidden object game, though it lacks overall variety.[19]

Simulation games

The Island: Castaway (2010) is an adventure/simulation casual game. Bryan Lufkin of Gamezebo awarded The Island: Castaway 4 out of 5 stars, highlighting the detailed graphics, long list of items and extra challenges and overall polished feel. Nevertheless, he criticized the gameplay which "reverts to item delivery" rather than survival simulation, and sub-par voice acting.[20] Game hit TOP-10 in Best App Ever Awards 2012 in "Best Simulation Game for iOs" category.[21]

The Island: Castaway 2 (2011) is an adventure/simulation casual game. David Becker of Gamezebo awarded The Island: Castaway 3,5 out of 5 stars, highlighting the variety of quests, recipes and features, and marked that the production values of The Island: Castaway 2 "deserve the highest praises". Nevertheless, he criticized the gameplay which "might feel too easy for a lot of players".[22]

Other games

  • Aquitania
  • Bombardix
  • Cosmo Lines
  • Pacboy
  • Astro Avenger
  • Astro Avenger 2
  • World Voyage

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References

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