Embark Studios has issued an important warning to ARC Raiders players: your account could be banned if someone else gains access to it and cheats. The developer clarified that it does not matter whether the other person accessed the account with the owner’s permission or without it. If cheating is detected, enforcement action can still be taken against the account involved.
The warning was issued in the official Store Update 1.43.0, published on August 25, as the studio continues to expand its anti-cheat efforts. The studio is now placing greater emphasis on the security of accounts linked to a player’s Embark ID, including Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Epic Games, and other login providers. ARC Raiders
Embark Urges Players to Secure Their Linked Accounts
In its official warning, Embark wrote,
“If someone gets access to your account, either with your permission or not, and they’re caught cheating, your account can be banned even though you weren’t the one cheating.”
The studio is advising players to protect every linked account with a strong and unique password and to enable two-factor authentication wherever it is available. Players are also being told never to share their login details with anyone.

The studio explained that keeping accounts secure helps players protect their progress while also supporting the game’s wider effort to maintain fair play. The warning makes it clear that allowing another person to use an account can carry serious risks, particularly if that person uses cheats.
The new warning is part of Embark’s broader campaign against cheating in ARC Raiders. The developer has continued strengthening its detection systems and recently expanded its anti-cheat measures through partnerships and additional security technology.
For players, the message is straightforward: account security is now directly connected to enforcement. Anyone who loses access to their account or shares it with another person could potentially face the consequences if cheating takes place.
ARC Raiders players should therefore ensure that every platform connected to their Embark ID is properly protected, especially as the studio continues tightening its anti-cheat enforcement.
| Release Date | February 14, 2023 |
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| Platforms | Oculus Quest, HTC Vive, Valve Index |
| Developer | Vertigo Games |
