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Google Play’s Best of 2021: Top apps and games in the Philippines

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Google recently released its Google Play’s Best of 2021 list, showcasing and awarding the top apps and games of the year. While they listed what’s popular in the US, we have here the ones for the Philippines. The list includes several titles across different categories, such as Best Apps, Best Game, Best Competitive, and more.

Compared to the US list of apps and games, the Philippine list concentrates more on games with the Best Apps grouped in alphabetical order.

According to Google, the best game in the Philippines is Ragnarok X: Next Generation from developer Nuverse, published by South Korean company GRAVITY Co. The MMORPG is a faithful adaptation of the popular PC game Ragnarok Online. The mobile game launched in several countries (including the Philippines) on June 18, 2021.

For the rest of the awardees, check out the lists below.

Google Play’s Best of 2021: Philippines

Best Game

Best Competitive

Best Game Changers

Best Pick Up & Play

Best Indies

Best Apps of 2021: Philippines

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Google Play’s Best of 2021: US

This is Google Play’s Best of 2021 apps and games for the US market. It has a broader list of categories. Balance is their best app and Pokémon UNITE unite is the best game. Meanwhile, its User’s Choice 2021 is Paramount + (an app not officially available in the Philippines), and Garena Free Fire MAX for the game.

Users’ Choice 2021

Best App

Best Game

Best of App Winners

Best Apps for Good

Best Everyday Essentials

Best for Fun

Best Hidden Gems

Best for Personal Growth

Best for Tablets

Best for Wear

Popular on Google TV

Best of Game Winners

Best Competitive

Best Game Changers

Best Indies

Best Pick Up & Play

Best for Tablets

Bryan Rilloraza has been a fixture in the local tech scene for over a decade, sharing his perspective as a tech enthusiast and industry veteran. Backed by an MBA from De La Salle University, a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of the Philippines, and 20 years of corporate experience in the telecommunications and banking sectors, Bryan provides a practical, real-world analysis of how technology serves the consumer.

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