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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.
Ahead of TennoCon 2024, Digital Extremes held a media preview of the Warframe: 1999 content that would be unveiled during the Canadian convention. Chronologically, everything will begin next month with the release of the Prologue Quest called The Lotus Eaters. The developers described it as a 'micro-story' that follows directly from the events of Whispers in the Walls and sets the stage for Warframe: 1999.
Bethesda Game Studios has become the first Microsoft video game studio to fully unionise under the Communication Workers of America.
LEGO Horizon Adventures is perhaps the only game based on a big PlayStation IP due to launch this year. Of course, it is also a spin-off title that mainly targets kids of around eight years old.
Baldur's Gate 3 alum Neil Newbon revealed his eagerness to work with developer Bethesda in a new video with BAFTA, sharing his love for the Fallout series.
You know what's out? Binary morality in RPGs. You know what's in? Vast and complex constellations of individual «reputations» that measure how each particular faction, town, and individual you come across feel about you. It worked in Fallout: New Vegas and, by god, it'll work in anything else you're tempted to stick a light side/dark side meter into.
When they noticed it was April Fool's Day, fans were disappointed that developer Inti Creates' teaser for a 2D mech adventure called Divine Dynamo Flamefrit was only a joke. But the developer has now released a full trailer for Divine Dynamo to prove that the game is very real, and coming this year.
Setting out to design a Souslike game to be as accessible for newcomers as possible while still catering to veterans seems like an almost impossible task, and yet that's exactly the tightwire act attempts. It's a valiant effort that's supported by some excellent art direction, voice acting, and combat but when it comes to wrapping all those separate components together into a single package, it struggles to stick the landing. There's plenty of fun to be found in Nor Vanek's quest to kill the gods, but the story that ties it together is disappointingly thin.