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The Warframe update 2.18 patch notes have been announced by Digital Extremes.

Warframe’s next big update is “so metal, it’s out of control” Warframe developer Digital Extremes has run its first devstream of the year, showcasing a bevy of new content on the way to one of our favourite ninja games ever. The big news is that the next major update, Call of the Tempestarii, is currently on track for a release date some time in March, but there’s plenty more to dig into as well. Call of the Tempestarii is the name for Update 30, and it will introduce “new wrinkles” to Railjack gameplay, as well as a new warframe called Sevagoth. There are all-new Corpus Railjac...

We also saw the next Prime Access, learned about the upcoming Railjack revision, and more. Today Digital Extremes hosted their first proper Warframe Devstream for 2021 – Devstream 151 – and they had quite a bit to discuss. The Codename: Wraithe Warframe was shown off, the next Prime Access was revealed, and even a Valentine’s Day event featuring Fortuna’s Ticker was given some airtime. There’s plenty more to unpack from Warframe Devstream 151, like a new weapon and yet another Railjack revision, so let’s get into it. Earn your wings in the Warframe Star Days event, and get ready...

The folks over at Digital Extremes hosted their first Devstream of 2021 today and took the wraps off their future plans for Warframe. Much of the focus was on the studio’s upcoming Call of the Tempestarii update that is scheduled to arrive this March. The stream also gave a closer look at Sevagoth, the newest Warframe. Sevagoth, the 46th Warframe, digs into the ethereal by sowing, reaping, and draining enemy souls. Sevagoth offers four classic Warframe Abilities plus the powerful second ‘Wraith’ meter, which, when full, unleashes an exalted Reaper form with three base powers.  Call of ...

Warframe developer insists nothing changes creatively after acquisition by Tencent 'Creatively independent' Tencent, a stupidly massive Chinese conglomerate, got a little bigger recently. It added Leyou's assets to its portfolio thanks to a new acquisition. Leyou likely isn't a name you recognize, but some of its studios will ring a bell. Most notable, Leyou is the parent company of Digital Extremes, which is the developer of Warframe. That's right -- the free-to-play darling Warframe is now a Tencent property. Following the acquisition, Digital Extremes has been quick to insist that this ...