Warframe is now open for Android pre-registration, marking a significant milestone for the beloved third-person hack 'n slash shooter from developer Digital Extremes. This move introduces the game to a fresh audience on mobile platforms, and it's just the tip of the iceberg with a plethora of exciting updates and announcements.
During the latest devstream, Digital Extremes unveiled a host of news, including the upcoming anime short for Warframe: 1999, produced in collaboration with studio The Line. This is part of an ongoing Alternate Reality Game (ARG) featuring the fictional boy band On-Lyne, which has been meticulously cataloged by the developers themselves.
Warframe: 1999 is set to introduce a range of new features and additions, such as the innovative Faceoff PvPvE multiplayer mode. Fans will also be thrilled to hear about the return of Neil Newborn, known for his role in Baldur's Gate 3, to the voice cast. Additionally, the expansion will delve into romances among the members of the Hex in 1999, adding a new layer of intrigue. The 59th warframe, Cyte-09, was also highlighted, promising new gameplay dynamics.
Don't despair—Warframe remains one of the most feature-rich games coming to mobile. Beyond the highly anticipated debut of 1999, which promises to be a significant departure from the existing Warframe universe, new players have years of content to explore.
Warframe: 1999 is poised to be a massive expansion, almost functioning as a standalone prequel to the entire Warframe universe. The recent showcase at the prestigious Tokyo Game Show 2024 has set the stage for a major impact upon its release.
For those eager to dive deeper into Warframe: 1999, consider checking out our recent interview with the voice cast to gain more insights into their experiences and the expansion's development.