Apple today revealed the 2021 App Store Awards winners, recognizing the 15 best apps and games that helped users tap into personal passions, discover creative outlets, connect with new people and experiences, and simply have fun.
This year's winners include developers from around the world whose apps and games were selected by Apple's global App Store editorial team for delivering exceptional quality, innovative technology, creative design, and positive cultural impact.
iPad App of the Year: LumaFusion, from LumaTouch.
Mac App of the Year: Craft, from Luki Labs Limited.
Apple TV App of the Year: DAZN, from DAZN Group.
Apple Watch App of the Year: Carrot Weather, from Grailr.
iPad Game of the Year: "Marvel Future Revolution," from Netmarble Corporation.
Mac Game of the Year: "Myst," from Cyan.
Apple TV Game of the Year: "Space Marshals 3," from Pixelbite.
Apple Arcade Game of the Year: "Fantasian," from Mistwalker.
The top trend of 2021 is "Connection." This year's trend winners brought people together in meaningful ways while meeting the social, personal, and professional needs of users around the world.
"Among Us!" From Innersloth
With a mix of cooperation and competition, "Among Us!" cultivated community through bite-size matches that urged users to talk — and listen — to each other via banter, bluffing, and teamwork.
Bumble, from Bumble Inc.
Bumble met the moment by adding and enhancing features designed to bridge the gap for users hoping to date, forge platonic friendships, and broaden their professional networks — all while fostering women-powered conversations.
Canva, from Canva
Offering elegantly simple design tools and gorgeous templates, Canva helps users tap into their entrepreneurial spirit by making design simple for professionals, students, job seekers, community leaders, and teams of every kind.
EatOkra, from Anthony Edwards Jr. and Janique Edwards
EatOkra built a robust, user-driven guide to more than 11,000 Black-owned eateries that helps people find tasty ways to invest in their community.
Peanut, from Peanut App Limited
By launching social audio Pods led by experts on everything from pregnancy and menopause to relationships and self-care, Peanut is creating space for honest conversations on every aspect of womanhood at every stage of life.
This year's winners include developers from around the world whose apps and games were selected by Apple's global App Store editorial team for delivering exceptional quality, innovative technology, creative design, and positive cultural impact.
Here are the 2021 App Store Award Winners
Apps
iPhone App of the Year: Toca Life World, from Toca Boca.iPad App of the Year: LumaFusion, from LumaTouch.
Mac App of the Year: Craft, from Luki Labs Limited.
Apple TV App of the Year: DAZN, from DAZN Group.
Apple Watch App of the Year: Carrot Weather, from Grailr.
Games
iPhone Game of the Year: "League of Legends: Wild Rift," from Riot Games.iPad Game of the Year: "Marvel Future Revolution," from Netmarble Corporation.
Mac Game of the Year: "Myst," from Cyan.
Apple TV Game of the Year: "Space Marshals 3," from Pixelbite.
Apple Arcade Game of the Year: "Fantasian," from Mistwalker.
The trend of the Year: Connection
This year, Apple's global App Store editors or also awarding apps based on the 'Trend of the Year'. The idea is to identify a movement that had a lasting impact on people's lives and to recognize the standout apps and games that met that moment.The top trend of 2021 is "Connection." This year's trend winners brought people together in meaningful ways while meeting the social, personal, and professional needs of users around the world.
"Among Us!" From Innersloth
With a mix of cooperation and competition, "Among Us!" cultivated community through bite-size matches that urged users to talk — and listen — to each other via banter, bluffing, and teamwork.
Bumble, from Bumble Inc.
Bumble met the moment by adding and enhancing features designed to bridge the gap for users hoping to date, forge platonic friendships, and broaden their professional networks — all while fostering women-powered conversations.
Canva, from Canva
Offering elegantly simple design tools and gorgeous templates, Canva helps users tap into their entrepreneurial spirit by making design simple for professionals, students, job seekers, community leaders, and teams of every kind.
EatOkra, from Anthony Edwards Jr. and Janique Edwards
EatOkra built a robust, user-driven guide to more than 11,000 Black-owned eateries that helps people find tasty ways to invest in their community.
Peanut, from Peanut App Limited
By launching social audio Pods led by experts on everything from pregnancy and menopause to relationships and self-care, Peanut is creating space for honest conversations on every aspect of womanhood at every stage of life.
