Google Play has declared the winners of its year-end awards, including clients’ and editors’ picks for the best applications, films, TV shows and books. As has been the situation for the most recent few years, clients decided in favor of their top choice in every classification.

Disney+ emerged as the top application of the year for clients in the US, with SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off taking the honors in the gaming class. Their favorite film is Bad Boys for Life and the clients’ decision award for book of the year went to If It Bleeds by Stephen King.

Editors for the US version of Google Play had their state too. They decided on Loóna, a bedtime relaxation application, as 2020’s ideal and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild-roused Genshin Impact as the Play store’s best round of the year.

Their main five films are Bill and Ted Face the Music, Just Mercy, Miss Juneteenth, Onward and the Oscar-winning Parasite. Editors’ book picks incorporate A Promised Land by Barack Obama, Solutions and Other Problems by Allie Brosh and You Had Me at Hola by Alexis Daria.

The full list of awards remembered commendations for various different classes. Google Play editors included Chris Hemsworth’s wellness and nourishment application Centr as one of their best self-improvement applications and Zoom in the regular basics segment.

The United Nations’ ShareTheMeal was named as one of the store’s best applications for good, while Disney+ and Dolby On were referenced in the best applications for fun list.

Editors featured various different games as well. Their independent game picks incorporate Sky: Children of the Light and Gris. Among the choices in the best competitive games class are Legends of Runeterra, Gwent and Brawlhalla.