Maybe this list is a good place to start:
http://www.mobygames.com/attribute/sheet/attr … buteId,128/p,2/

Well what is a native / true AWE game? 🤣

Might be easier to just go for games that support the AWE directly.

There are loads, remembering them all is the issue. Descent and Descent 2 support it, System Shock I believe, Doom, Doom 2, Duke 3D and lots of others, I just don't recall them because I mostly use the General MIDI option.

Hi-Octane supports native AWE32 music playback and additional SF2 banks

I think it's more of a question which games do not natively support the AWE32 after it was released to the market in 1994.

Most games, released after 1994 and that had (General) MIDI support, natively supported the AWE32. By that time, most "high end" DOS games were protected mode games. I can't think of that many real mode games that had native AWE32 support. Most of these were supported via the Aweutil utility in order to play back General MIDI.

I know some game companies (like Sierra) did release patches that provided native support for their earlier General MIDI games.

Uh, it's not about the whole GM compatibility thing.

Eradicator uses it for sound effects.

Eradicator has enhanced sound effects for AWE-32 only (i wonder how they sounds)

they sounds like this

There was a Miles driver which could be swapped in for games that were using different Miles drivers. I remember doing that for SimFarm – though that may have been AWE64.

Jorpho wrote:

There was a Miles driver

It promised to add "native" support to ~30 games, while seems failing on other AIL games of similar quantity.