Frequently Asked Questions

ROAR is a cinematic first-person survival horror game set inside a private wildlife conservancy in northern Kenya in 2022. You play as Adam, a wildlife photographer who discovers that the reserve hides a classified experiment that changed lion behavior.

Yes. ROAR is currently Cup Code’s first and primary game, and it is the project being promoted across the website and Steam.

It means the player is not in a position of power. You are not a hunter or a soldier. You are prey trying to survive predators that watch, wait, surround, and strike at the right moment.

ROAR is not built around traditional combat or firearms. The experience focuses on stealth, stamina management, careful flashlight use, environmental reading, and escape.

Yes. There is no traditional health system. If a lion catches you, the attempt ends. This is central to the game’s survival horror design.

Project NEMEAN is a classified experiment within ROAR’s story. It studies fear response, coordinated hunting behavior, predator decision-making, neurological adaptation, and social learning in lions.

ATLAS is the designation for subject L-01, the first major subject in Project NEMEAN. One archived sentence defines the project: “Subject did not charge blindly. Subject waited.”

Not in the traditional sense. ROAR is built around interconnected areas within the conservancy, including the lodge, dirt roads, ranger camps, veterinary labs, watchtowers, and hidden underground facilities.

No. ROAR is entirely fictional. It uses a grounded cinematic setting, but it does not represent a real organization, event, or conservancy.

You can wishlist ROAR through the official Steam page using the Wishlist button on this website.

The official Steam link is: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3739440/ROAR/

The currently planned release date is September 24, 2026. Any official changes will be announced through the website, Steam, and social channels.

A demo has not been confirmed yet. If a playable demo is approved, it will be announced through Steam, the blog, and official social channels.

The primary target platform is PC via Steam.

The current focus is PC / Steam. Any console expansion will be announced later when the release and performance plans are clear.

Yes. The current plan is to support both Arabic and English for interface and text.

Cup Code is a Saudi game development studio from Madinah, focused on high-quality cinematic survival horror experiences with a clear creative identity.

Yes. Cup Code is a Saudi studio building games for a global audience while maintaining a clear production identity.

Yes. The website is built with bilingual support, and users can switch between Arabic and English from the navigation bar.

You can use the Contact page or follow the official studio channels linked across the website.

Use the Contact page and include the issue type, page URL, device, browser, and a screenshot if possible.

Official community links will be listed on the website. If a Discord or dedicated community hub is opened, it will be linked from the Community page.

Generally yes, but the Fan Content Policy should be checked once available for rules on logos, screenshots, gameplay footage, and monetized content.

They will be available through the Media or Press Kit pages, including official images, logos, descriptions, and Steam links.

High School 53: The Erebus Protocol remains part of Cup Code’s project universe, but it is not the first game currently. The current development and marketing focus is ROAR.

No. It has not been presented as cancelled. It should have its own clear page and be separated from ROAR to avoid identity confusion.