This week, Google took the time to honor the best Android apps and games at the inaugural Google Play awards.
Held during the tech giant's Google I/O developer conference, the new annual ceremony is designed to shine the spotlight on the company's "incredible developer community."
This year, it was Supercell who took home the top prize, with the Finnish studio's multiplayer strategy effort, Clash Royale, picking up the Best Game award.
The Standout Indie award went to Spry Fox's quirky speller, Alphabear, while the prize for going global went to The Pokémon Company's match-3 puzzler, Pokémon Shuffle Mobile.
You can see the full list of winners below.
Best App: Houzz
Best Early Adopter: World Around Me
Best Families App: Thinkrolls 2
Best Go Global: Pokemon Shuffle Mobile
Best Game: Clash Royale
Most Innovative: NYT VR
Best Use of Material Design: Robinhood
Best Standout Indie: Alphabear
Best Use of Google Play Game Services: Table Tennis Touch
Best Standout Startup: Hopper
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