If you haven’t had the chance to jump on in, Warframe’s Heart of Deimos is finally here along with an all-new Warframe by the name of Xaku. Here’s what you need to know.
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Digital Extremes
Warframe: Atlas Prime farming guide
With the release of Atlas Prime finally here, it’s time to learn how to farm him, but also, obtain all of the Warframe’s parts.
Warframe: How Digital Extremes finds success while others of the kind struggle
How is it that a free-to-play title remains more relevant than some of today’s biggest blockbuster should-have-beens? Suit up, buckle in, and prepare to enter the world of Warframe.
Warframe’s Fortuna update is headed to consoles on Dec. 10 (Updated)
The wait is almost over as Digital Extremes announces that Fortuna has been submitted for certification on both Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Opinion: There’s a lot that developers can learn from Warframe
Warframe is a premium free-to-play game that is constantly evolving and growing as a living-and-breathing entity featuring millions of players around the world across three different platforms with the Nintendo Switch joining in soon. But what sets Warframe apart from the rest? Let’s talk about that.
Warframe Beginner’s Guide – How to Master Harrow in ‘Chains of Harrow’
As the games newest Warframe, Harrow offers a steep learning curve as this warframes approach to combat isn’t your typical one. Harrow, at heart, is a combination of support and tank. Its abilities allow the frame to sustain your group through health regeneration, damage mitigation, and even energy regeneration while in combat.
Review: Warframe: Chains of Harrow – Horror Comes to Space
Pros:
+Adds unforeseen elements of psychological horror elements into Warframe
+Continues to extend the lore behind the Tenno
+Rell is an absolutely captivating character
+Earths re-modeling is absolutely amazing
Cons:
-Harrow is hard to find and must be farmed from random targets
-Mission complete screens take away from player immersion
Editor’s Note: This review does contain spoilers. We suggest you pass on reading this write-up if you plan on enjoying the story. If you do read below here, please acknowledge that you have been warned, and we are not to be held responsible for you doing so.
Since the day Digital Extremes released Warframe, there’s no doubt the developer has made strides to continue growing their smash-hit free-to-play title. It’s a game that has yet to even cease its growth over the past three years. With the game now having a lore, in-depth backstories, and an upcoming open world; Digital Extremes has set up an amazing future for their game. Last week PlayStation 4 was given the long-awaited Chains of Harrow update, which features an entirely new story, and even a new Warframe by the name of Harrow.
To usher in his approach, they also introduced Harrows unique set of weapons, his syndana, and the frames former users backstory. To begin, Chains of Harrow isn’t what you’re expecting. The recent content update comes with a unique take on the Warframe universe and even delves into some of the games backstory (you’ll know what we’re talking about if you’ve done Second Dream). The story behind Chains of Harrow begins when players take on the quest it starts out weirder than any of the games previous quests.
Warframe’s Update ‘Chains of Harrow’ Lands on Consoles Today
Fans of the independent developer and publisher Digital Extremes can rejoice on consoles as the Warframe Update ‘Chains of Harrow’ has launched on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One starting today. The new update features quite a few changes that fans have been looking forward to rather new or old or even returning.
Trying to Obtain the Helminth Charger in Warframe? Here’s a Guide
If you’ve been playing Warframe over the past year, there’s no doubt you’ve been working side by side with your furry friends, and having them take to the enemies of the Tenno. If you’ve also explored your liset (ship), you’re well aware about the infection wrapped around a singular door, and what it may contain behind its sealed airlocks.
Warframe’s ‘The Plains of Eidolon’ is Open-World on a Massive Scale
When it comes to free-to-play games such as Warframe, the grow in an attempt to become organic. So much so that new features are constantly added into the game in order for it to grow. They are games that want to feel as if they are living, breathing entities, and seek to invite their players to continue their gameplay as their games grow.
Among these additions comes the idea that the game must add in new features, continually push itself in new ways that were never before seen, and allow the fans to continue a games efforts in growing. This is the case with Warframe – Plains of Eidolon. The update is one that will be bringing in more than just an open-world however.
If you are to watch through the trailer as far as you can get, there’s a massive amount of new features from crafting your own weapons, to naming those weapons, and even working with the local villagers of Cetus in order to complete quests for them. While no definite date has been given for this massive update, we do know it’ll be out later in 2017, and will be playable by PC then both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
You can also read, by taking the link below, how we view Warframe and why it should change your view on both F2P and Pay-to-Play games.
Warframe Can Change the Way Players Should View Triple-A and Free-to-Play Titles
About the Writer:
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