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The company has been included in The Red Herring Global 100.

In 2012, the company's game Army Attack was nominated for the 'Social Networking Game of the Year' in the Academy of Interactive Arts & Science's 15th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards. Its game Tornado Mania! was awarded Wireless Game of the Year with a 'perfect 10' score, and the company was named Best Developer. In 2006, Digital Chocolate received nine IGN Game of the Year awards. Mobile Entertainment named the company 'best mobile games developer' in 20. In 2009, the company's game Brick Breaker Revolution won an IGN award for Best Artistic Design.

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In April 2014, Digital Chocolate's four remaining Facebook games - Army Attack, Crazy Penguin Wars, Millionaire City, and Zombie Lane - were licensed to RockYou, along with the hiring of its developers to continue work on the games.

In 2013, Digital Chocolate's Barcelona studio was sold to Ubisoft with the Galaxy Life IP and the Helsinki studio was closed. Galaxy Life is its most successful title on Facebook to date, ranking at 284th bucket of MAU (Monthly Active Users) as of September 13, 2013. The company also announced plans to lay off 180 employees. In May 2012, Trip Hawkins stepped down as CEO to move to a 'consulting and advisory relationship' with the company. On August 15, 2011, Digital Chocolate agreed to acquire Sandlot Games, a leading casual game developer and publisher.

In 2004, Digital Chocolate acquired European developer Sumea, which then became its Helsinki studio. Petersburg, Bangalore, Helsinki, and Mexicali. It had operations in San Mateo, Seattle, St. Digital Chocolate was founded in 2003 by Hawkins after the failure of The 3DO Company.

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