In 2016, the company published Beholder, a game aimed at simulating life in a totalitarian state.

In 2015, Alawar began developing mid-core games for release on Steam.In doing so, Alawar became the first third-party publisher to release a game with free distribution and microtransactions on Sony consoles. 2012 saw the release of The Treasures of Montezuma Blitz on PS Vita. In 2012, Alawar began development on a number of free-to-play projects.The same year marked the beginning of a series of projects based around the Technopark in Novosibirsk Akademgorodok aimed at educating interested parties on game studio creation and providing consultations with experienced game developers. In 2011, Alawar expanded production and started to focus on publishing multi-platform games for release on PC, Mac, iOS, Android, and PSP Minis.The Treasures of Montezuma on iOS went on to become a top 2 iPad game and a top 20 iPhone game in the United States. In 2010, Alawar released around 15 projects for the iPhone and iPad.In August 2009, Alawar and Oleg Kuvaev signed a cooperation agreement, which gave Alawar exclusive rights to use the Masyanya™ brand in games until 2014. The games were promoted via the App Store, Google Play, the PlayStation Network and other major services. In 2009, the company started developing and porting games for mobile devices, games consoles and social networks.By the end of 2008, Alawar included four studios – Dream Dale, Stargaze, Five-BN and Friday's Games – and had established partnerships with, Rambler, and. In 2008, the first games in the Farm Frenzy and The Treasures of Montezuma franchises were released.In 2006, Alawar became one of the first companies to support SMS payments in Russia for its products.The company started work on shareware games under its 'casual' banner. Alawar started developing its own distribution platform in 2003.Alawar went on to release several sequels to the game. Magic Ball was localized into several languages and ported to PlayStation consoles and iOS. The game proved popular, and Alawar began developing rapidly.

2001 saw the release of Magic Ball, the first 3D arkanoid-style game developed by Dream Dale studio in Irkutsk.Alawar released two games: Puzzle Rally and Bubble Bobble Nostalgie. Game development was the first department of the company to open, followed by publishing shortly after. The company was founded in 1999 by Novosibirsk State University students Alexander Lyskovsky (who later founded iFarm) and Sergey Zanin.This section may need to be rewritten to comply with Wikipedia's quality standards, as it reads like a list of bulletpoints and could be rewritten in order to be more coherent.

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