Annual accolades honoring the top-tier apps and games of the year 2022 on the App Store.
In a grand celebration of innovation, creativity, and cultural impact, the Apple App Store Awards 2021 were announced, highlighting an impressive array of apps and games that have captivated millions of users worldwide.
The China Game of the Year went to "League of Legends Esports Manager," developed by Shenzhen Tencent Tianyou Technology Ltd. This strategic title has been a sensation in China, bringing the excitement of esports management to millions of players.
The App Store, a platform that launched a decade ago in 2008, continues to thrive, with 1.8 million apps available and over half a billion weekly visitors across 175 regions. In 2020 alone, the App Store facilitated an impressive $643 billion in billings and sales.
One of the Cultural Impact Winners was "Locket Widget" from Locket Labs, Inc. This app has fostered intimate connections between loved ones, providing a digital space for cherished memories and personal messages.
GoodNotes 5 was named the iPad App of the Year. This versatile note-taking app has been a favourite among students, professionals, and creatives, offering a seamless digital experience for note-taking, sketching, and annotation.
"How We Feel" from the How We Feel Project, Inc. was another Cultural Impact Winner. This emotional well-being app has provided a valuable resource for users, offering a safe space to express and understand their feelings.
The iPad Game of the Year was awarded to "Moncage," a puzzling and immersive adventure that has captivated players with its unique mechanics and intricate storytelling.
Gentler Streak, a thoughtful reminder app, was named the Apple Watch App of the Year. This app helps users maintain healthy digital habits by offering gentle nudges to take breaks and focus on their well-being.
"Inua - A Story in Ice and Time" from ARTE Experience was another Cultural Impact Winner. This mystical adventure weaves in elements of Inuit traditions, offering an engaging and educational experience for players.
ViX was crowned the Apple TV App of the Year. This streaming service offers a vast library of Spanish-language content, catering to the growing demand for diverse and high-quality entertainment.
"Wylde Flowers" from Studio Drydock Pty Ltd. was named the Apple Arcade Game of the Year. This charming farming simulator combines elements of mystery and romance, creating an engaging and immersive experience for players.
"El Hijo," a game whose developers could not be identified from the provided search results, was another Cultural Impact Winner for the Apple TV Game of the Year. This game tells the story of a young boy on the run from outlaws, offering a unique and engaging narrative experience.
"Apex Legends Mobile" was named the iPhone Game of the Year. This popular battle royale game has been successfully adapted for mobile, providing a thrilling multiplayer experience on the go.
Lastly, "Inscryption" from Devolver was named the Mac Game of the Year and the Cultural Impact Winner for the Mac Game of the Year. This deck-building game combines elements of mystery and horror, offering a unique and engaging experience for players.
"Waterllama" from Vitalii Mogylevets was another Cultural Impact Winner. This app helps users track their hydration goals in a fun and engaging way, making staying hydrated a more enjoyable experience.
Lastly, "BeReal" was named the iPhone App of the Year. This social media app encourages users to share authentic, unedited moments, fostering a more genuine and engaging online community.
These awards highlight the incredible innovation and creativity that continues to thrive on the App Store, providing users with a wealth of engaging and meaningful experiences.
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