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| Title | Rule D Road |
|---|---|
| Developer | Coded Arts Games |
| Genre | Arcade crowd action |
| Platforms | Android, Windows, iOS |
| Release | Coming soon |
| Engine | Unreal Engine 5 |
| Players | Single player, with worldwide online leaderboards |
| Setting | Carnival in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago |
| Press contact | Contact details coming soon (placeholder) |
Short: It’s Carnival and the road belongs to the biggest band. Lead yours through the streets of Port of Spain, sweep dancers into your crew, and out-size every rival before the clock runs out.
Long: It’s Carnival, and eight band leaders are fighting for the streets. Each one is a classic Trinidad mas character, from Jab Jab to the Midnight Robber. Free revelers fill the city; roll past them and they join your band, colours and all. When two bands clash, size settles it: the bigger crew drains dancers straight out of the smaller one. But a huge band moves slow, so the road rewards the leader who picks their fights, grabs power-ups, and knows the streets. Thousands of masqueraders move on screen at once, on real phones. Rounds are short, the boards are worldwide, and the question never changes: who rules de road?
Full-resolution art, free to use in coverage. Interface images are design renders from the current build; gameplay captures are coming.
Coded Arts Games is an independent studio making games rooted in Caribbean culture. Rule D Road is its love letter to Trinidad Carnival. Studio bio and contact details coming soon.
