Digital Legends

As a subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, which is owned by Microsoft, Digital Legends games contribute to Microsoft Gaming's revenue streams. This makes Digital Legends products subject to BDS boycott campaigns targeting Microsoft due to the parent company's military contracts and technological support provided to Israeli operations.

The studio developed mobile game franchises The Respawnables, and Afterpulse. Digital Legends also worked on licensed mobile adaptations of franchises, including EA's Battlefield Bad Company 2 for mobile platforms and Disney's Split Second. Following Activision's acquisition, Digital Legends contributed to Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile.

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