Celebrate Women’s History Month

December 13 2024, 7:47

Oleh Cielolew

There is power in numbers. This Women’s History Month, we celebrate cis and trans women and nonbinary people who are creating positive change in the world through apps and games.

Featured Stories

What it takes to be an esports champion

Indonesian women’s esports teams Bigetron Era and Bigetron Ace are carving out their own space in competitive gaming. Learn how they discovered their love for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and PUBG Mobile —and the joy they’ve experienced rising up the ranks.

Being a professional gamer as a woman feels like defying the expectations of the entire world.

—BTR Vivian, captain of Bigetron Era

Be the best you can be

Kate Gorman Revelli, vice president of the Sims franchise at Electronic Arts, shares how the games in this hugely popular series can help people discover who they truly are.

Exploring in a space we know we won’t be judged or bullied can lead to moments of genuine self-discovery.

—Kate Gorman Revelli, vice president of the Sims franchise

In-App Events

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DC Heroes & Villains: Match 3

Batman & Superman Puzzle RPG

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Uptime: Get smarter, stand out

Learn and grow in just 5 mins

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Heads Up!

Play Charades with Friends!

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Featured Game

A Memoir Blue

The main character in A Memoir Blue is never named, but by the end of this heartfelt interactive story, you might see yourself in her. The emotional voyage begins as this young woman—a superstar swimmer—dozes off and dreams of her mom, a perfectionist who relentlessly pushed her daughter toward success.

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A Memoir Blue

Journey Into Depths of Memory

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Featured App

Rebel Girls

Loaded with immersive audio stories, exclusive interviews, and original illustrations, this Apple Design Award winner introduces kids to amazing women who have shaped our world, including famous figures like Frida Kahlo and Ruth Bader Ginsburg as well as change-makers like math prodigy Esther Okade and free climber Luo Dengping.

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