Genshin Impact wins best Apple and Google Play game of 2020

Huh, people seem to love free massive action role-playing games with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild atmosphere. miHoYo’s Genshin impact came out on both Google and Apple’s Official Game of the Year Lists, beating whatever the candy Crush people make and all of these games advertised in other games that are not actually the advertised games. You know those.

Genshin impact could be a greedy free grind with great opportunities for players to spend too much on special characters, but it’s really pretty, isn’t it? Seasoned console gamers and people sitting on the toilet with their phones have fallen in love with the world of Teyvat and its various nations including Monistat and Subaru. I didn’t get very far into the game when I played, but I can see the appeal.

I’m also not sure who judges the Apple and Google Play awards and how the winners are chosen, but I like to think that each game had a small chance of being chosen which could be made bigger by investing in gems or crystals purchased with it. real money.

Note that Genshin Impact only received Apple’s iPhone Game of the Year, with the iPad GOTY Legends of Runterra by Riot Games. Sneaky Sasquatch won Apple Arcade Game of the Year, which means Apple enjoyed paying the best of all Apple Arcade games. Discover all Apple prices here.

Meanwhile, at Google Play price 2020, Genshin impact is the big winner, but the “Players’ Choice” award goes to SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off, a clone of so many different games, the circle has come full circle and becomes original again. This is the mobile game, guys!