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Alawar Entertainment

Alawar Entertainment has specialized in the development, publication and distribution of casual games since 1999. During 8 years of work in the market, company published more than 100 casual games and won fans all over the world. Today, Alawar publish casual games by more than 60 independent developers, including such celebrated companies as Dream Dale, Aliasworlds Entertainment, Stargaze Interactive, I-Nova Games, Visual Shape Games, Rionix, Ferocious Hamsters, Owl Studio and others.

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Did you know...

In Fairy Godmother Tycoon, different villagers have a different idea of a fair price for potions. If you set your prices just *slightly* higher than is acceptable by a few villagers' tastes, you may still make a greater profit from those who agree to the price.


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Survey Finds Execs Gaming On Office Time

PopCap Games has unveiled the results of a survey targeting "white collar" workers who play casual games -- specifically, the 40 percent of the 7,102 consumers surveyed who were identified as such, employed in management, executive management, sales, accounting, medical, technical, consulting or administrative capacities. PopCap says that, based on an estimate of the casual market at about 200 million consumers, as many as 80 million of these white collar workers play casual games. (read more)


Casual Games Broach Apple's iPhone

Members of the game community who have been wondering (or worrying) about the lack of games on Apple’s iPhone can now look to casual games company PopCap Games, who has decided that if Apple will not come to it, it will go to Apple. (read more)


PopCap: Casual Games a Family Affair

According to a new 7,500-person study from casual game company PopCap and survey firm Information Solutions Group, casual games can indeed act as a bonding tool for families.

Approximately 2,300 of the respondents were “family gamers” who said that they had children or grandchildren under 18 who played casual titles. Of that group, 80 percent said they played casual games with children or grandchildren. (read more)


PopCap Acquires Developer Retro64

PopCap has acquired Retro64, a developer of retro-arcade style action and puzzle titles, boosting its portfolio of hit casual games and expanding its internal development capacity in the process. (read more)


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You thought you'd defeated the evil wizard once and for all. You were certain you'd closed the doorway to his dimension forever. But somehow, he's returned to our world and stolen more of our precious reality! You can hear his mocking laughter as pirates, cowboys, knights and more disappear in a flash and are imprisoned in his enchanted castle. You've been there before. You know what to do. It's time to summon the Magic Ball that will undo the wretched sorcerer's spells and set the items he's stolen free.

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