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Awem

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Video games developer

Awem Games is a game developer of casual games and is based in Paphos, Cyprus. The company produced shareware PC games in 2002. From 2011 onward, they began developing free-to-play mobile games.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

2002Founded1
  • Industrysoftware industry1
  • HeadquartersМагілёў1
  • Websitewww.awem.com

Awem Games is a game developer of casual games and is based in Paphos, Cyprus. The company produced shareware PC games in 2002. From 2011 onward, they began developing free-to-play mobile games.2

Products and brands

  • software

Listed on Wikidata.1

Shoot 'em ups

Star Defender (2002) is a series of four side-scrolling arcade-style shoot 'em ups.

Alien Stars (2005) is a shoot 'em up game.

Cradle series

Cradle Of Rome (2007) is a match-3 puzzle game with city building mechanics.

Cradle Of Persia (2007) is a similar puzzle game set in Ancient Persia.

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Cradle Of Rome 2 (2010) is a match-3 puzzle game sequel to Cradle Of Rome.

Cradle Of Egypt (2011) continued the Cradle series.

Cradle of Empires (2014) is an adventure game.

Cradle of Maya (2023).

Hidden object games

Romance Of Rome (2009) is set in the Roman Empire with a romantic storyline.

Golden Trails: The New Western Rush (2010) has a wild west theme.

Golden Trails 2: The Lost Legacy (2011) – the sequel to Golden Trails: The New Western Rush has a pirate theme.

Letters from Nowhere (2010) is a puzzle/adventure game.

Letters from Nowhere 2 (2011), the sequel to Letters from Nowhere.

Letters From Nowhere: A Hidden Object Mystery (2014) was the first of Awem's hidden object games to be released free-to-play to mobile platforms.

Simulation games

The Island: Castaway (2010) is an adventure/simulation casual game.

The Island: Castaway 2 (2011) is a sequel to The Island: Castaway.

From Wikipedia’s article on Awem, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.4

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