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Digital Extremes’ latest Warframe Dev Short featuring CEO Steve Sinclair and Creative Director Rebecca Ford dropped recently. Devshorts are a video series where the team spends 15 minutes each week giving updates on the game, with the latest episode putting the team’s plans for Devstream 181 in focus. Devstream 181 will be broadcast from Tokyo Game Show this upcoming Friday, September 27 at 10PM ET.
Warframe's massive 1999 expansion is shaping up to be quite a quirky one, as MMO players must prepare to face off against an Infested, choreographed boy band boss fight, all thanks to an experience its creative director had on Napster back in the 90s.
Warframe's next major story update, the 1999 expansion, will introduce plenty of new features to the mix, like '90s boy bands and instant messenger clients. However, one thing that definitely wasn't on my bingo card is a romance system that could end with a New Year's kiss from any of the Hex, a new syndicate made up of Protoframes.
Warframe developer Digital Extremes was inspired by the enormous success of Baldur's Gate 3 to add a romance system with the MMO's upcoming 1999 update.
At TennoCon 2024 in London, Ontario, Canada, Digital Extremes showed off Warframe: 1999 and Soulframe, both launching within the year. Following the presentations, we were able to chat with Megan Everett (Community Director on Warframe) and Rebecca Ford (Creative Director on Warframe) to have a deep and thorough discussion about the future of the 10-year-plus free-to-play action shooter game.
After over a decade, Warframe continues to grow, evolve, and reinvent itself. The third-person shooter/RPG hybrid has thrived as a free-to-play game thanks to steady updates expanding the story, systems, and weapons. With the upcoming release of Warframe: 1999, Digital Extremes looks to conquer some completely unexpected things: Y2K, chat rooms, and boy bands.
Warframe 1999 will be released this winter, Digital Extremes has announced.
A bug impacting systems running both Windows and CrowdStrike security software is causing what one expert guessed could be "the largest IT outage in history," grounding flights and stopping trains globally with the portentous blue screen of death, unintentionally making a new Warframe demo feel poorly, or perhaps perfectly, timed.