Apple promoted LumaFusion’s ability to make video editing faster and less intimidating and document editor Craft’s “efficiency and artistry.” But it’s hard to ignore that those apps also compete with Apple products - iMovie and iWork’s Pages, respectively. Meanwhile, Apple is quietly building out a SportsKit framework for Apple TV and iOS apps, which DAZN could one day utilize, perhaps.Īpple also touted “Carrot Weather’s” best-in-class meteorological forecasts, which compete with Apple’s default Weather app and use data from Apple-owned Dark Sky. For example, last year’s award winners reflected how the pandemic played out in the world of apps, when home workout app “Wakeout!” won iPhone App of the Year and “Zoom” won for iPad.Īpple also praised other winners, remarking how streaming service “DAZN” guided local sports culture into the global spotlight. Typically, the award winners represent relative newcomers to the App Store, those who have taken advantage of Apple technologies in interesting ways, or those that gained special attention during the year. Other winners included the iPad App of the Year “LumaFusion” from LumaTouch iPad Game of the Year “MARVEL Future Revolution” from Netmarble Mac App of the Year “Craft,” from Luki Labs Limited Mac Game of the Year “Myst,” from Cyan Apple TV App of the Year “DAZN,” from DAZN Group Apple TV Game of the Year “Space Marshals 3,” from Pixelbite Apple Watch App of the Year “Carrot Weather,” from Grailr and the Apple Arcade Game of the Year: “Fantasian,” from Mistwalker. This year, children’s app maker Toca Boca won iPhone App of the Year for “Toca Life World,” and Riot Games’ “League of Legends: Wild Rift” was the iPhone Game of the Year. Apple today released its anticipated annual list of the best apps and games of the year across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Watch.

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