GamingonPhone Awards Honor Mobile Games in Bangkok
The sixth edition of the awards recognized mobile games and industry members across 28 categories at a Bangkok ceremony.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in eSports
The GamingonPhone Awards concluded its sixth edition on October 28, 2026, at the Royal Maneeya Ballroom of the Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. Over 250 industry professionals attended the ceremony, which was broadcast live.
Why it matters
The awards highlight the growing prominence of mobile gaming within the broader esports and gaming industry, recognizing developers, esports titles, and analytics tools. Winners were selected through a mix of expert jury votes, public participation, and editorial input.
The ceremony recognized 28 categories, with the Mobile Premiere showcasing 22 titles from 16 studios. The weighting of expert jury, public, and editorial votes in determining winners was not disclosed.
The players
GamingonPhone
A mobile gaming publication that organizes the GamingonPhone Awards and contributed editorial input to the winner selection process.
Outfit7
A mobile game developer known for its popular mobile titles, which was named Mobile Game Developer of the Year at the awards.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
A mobile multiplayer online battle arena game widely played in competitive esports, which won Mobile Esports Game of the Year.
The details
Where Winds Meet took the Mobile Game of the Year award, Outfit7 won Mobile Game Developer of the Year, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang was named Mobile Esports Game of the Year, and AppsFlyer received the Mobile Analytics Tool of the Year. The Mobile Premiere debuted alongside the awards as an inaugural showcase.
Timeline
October 28, 2026: The sixth GamingonPhone Awards concluded in Bangkok.
November 2, 2026: Press release distributed announcing the awards results.
Market Landscape
Mobile esports titles like Mobile Legends: Bang Bang have become a significant segment of competitive gaming, and the awards formalize industry recognition of that segment. The inclusion of an analytics tool category also signals growing attention to the data infrastructure supporting mobile games.
The Mobile Esports Game of the Year win for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and the Mobile Game of the Year win for Where Winds Meet point to which titles are drawing the most industry recognition. Fans tracking mobile esports can use these results to identify titles with strong professional and industry support.
The takeaway
Industry recognition through awards like these can help readers identify which mobile games and tools are gaining professional traction. Tracking winners across categories offers a clear view of where the mobile gaming sector is heading.
Further reading
Explore more coverage in the eSports section for context on competitive mobile gaming.
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