After previously being exempt from inclusion in the ongoing video game actors strike, Riot Games' "League of Legends" has been added to the list of titles.

Hollywood’s actors union called a strike against the online game “League of Legends” Tuesday, arguing that a company that produces the game attempted to get around the ongoing video game strike.

The Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) has announced a strike against League of Legends after accusing Formosa Interactive of attempting to undermine the ongoing video game industry strike.

SAG-AFTRA has added "League of Legends" to its list of struck video games to punish Formosa Interactive for alleged unfair labor practices.

SAG-AFTRA has called a strike against League of Legends in response to production company Formosa attempting to get around the current video game strike that began in July. According to the announcement on the SAG-AFTRA site,

Union video game actors filed an unfair labor practice charge and declared a strike against Formosa Interactive, which provides voiceover services for 'League of Legends.' The union, SAG-AFTRA, claims Formosa tried to transfer a struck game to a shell company and cast only non-union talent.

In a statement, the union said it believes actions by the company Formosa Interactive - which provides art and audio services to a host of AAA studios - "to be a flagrant violation of labour law and has filed an unfair labour practice charge against the company with the National Labour Relations Board."

Union video game actors filed an unfair labor practice charge and declared a strike on Tuesday against the company Formosa Interactive, which provides voiceover services for the popular online game "League of Legends,

SAG-AFTRA has initiated a strike against League of Legends, instructing union voice actors to stop working on the game. The union also filed an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board against Formosa Interactive,