10 May 2022CopyrightAlex Baldwin

Riot sues ByteDance unit over ‘League of Legends’ ‘clone’

“League of Legends” developer Riot Games has sued ByteDance-owned mobile game developer Shanghai Moonton Technology for “blatantly” copying its flagship game.

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Riot sues ByteDance unit over ‘League of Legends’ ‘clone’

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