Free-to-play title Warframe is getting yet another large content update on PlayStation 4, bringing new frames, quests, locations, and game modes to the ever-expanding table. At this point, the release has been tweaked and built upon rather extensively, making the stealth and shooter sci-fi hybrid more and more worthy of a download.
Dubbed the Sanctuary update, the new patch calls in the aid of Chroma, a new frame that's all about manipulating the elements. It sounds like a customisable character, too, as depending on what colour energy you have equipped, your powers will change.
Meanwhile, a new game mode called Cephalon Capture will bring more variety to the title's competitive offering. It'll provide a selection of specific Warframes to use, along with a limited arsenal, and tasks players with a capture the flag-like challenge.
Next up, Sanctuary is an area where you'll be able to build up a database on the game's lore through tracking down rare targets, and a new quest called The New Strange will grant you the aforementioned Chroma frame if you manage to complete it.
Do you still jump into Warframe now and then, or have you been waiting for an excuse like this? Sprint, slide, and roll into the comments section below.
[source blog.eu.playstation.com]
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Hell yes! I play this more than anything else on my PS4, and I am excited for this!
@NomNom Good to know people are still playing it. I tried it when the PS4 first came out, and I was a little disappointed. It sounds like it's come on leaps and bounds since then, though.
I've tried this game twice but still have yet to figure out some of the main logistics of it Maybe it's because I still get stuck on one of the early missions in a jungle area, but it seems difficult without others to help, unless I'm just plain playing wrong
@ShogunRok They improved it ten-fold since it first launched on the PS4. I recommend you give it another shot, with the new updates and see for yourself if the change is worth a second shot at it.
@irken004 To be perfectly honest, the game's Tutorial sucks buttocks lol. You learn from just playing, as weird as that sounds. I had no idea what I was doing for the first few days, now I'm doing quite well. I did hear in the most recent patch they made a very good tutorial, which is good. I never had a chance to use it, but you all can, if you are interested.
My PSN is Xtreme_Playa187 (I made it as a child, don't laugh)
If you are interested in playing with others, you can join the clan I'm in, very active and helpful bunch. I myself are on quite often as well.
@NomNom I might restart it and maybe join you guys
@irken004 Sounds great.
Did they bring back trading of warframes/parts and blue prints?... I remember it was in the game for quite a while then they did a large update that added TONS of stuff(going back to the first major update I think it was) but the trading of warframes parts and blueprints was removed, in fact after that there was hardly anything you could trade with friends,making it seem like the Devs didn't want you to get an edge unless you paid for it with micro-transactions.I know pretty much everything was farmable but after spending so much time farming for everything needed to build a warframe you then had to wait 2 days or so for it to be built(not as bad as it sounds to be honest as the time passes while you are out of the game) or speed up the process with money, the micro transactions were never really forced on you, more like stumbling blocks that slowed down progress unless you paid... I haven't played it since around this time last year...so how is it now regarding getting hold of new warframes and weapons?
Although I don't play this myself (I feel it's one of those games you need to put an awful lot of time and effort in to) a friend of mine is totally addicted to it. And like @NomNom she probably plays it more than any other game. So it certainly seems to have a loyal fan base.
@Eldritch It has a harsh learning curve, but once you survive that the game is quite easy, and very much fun. But if you play with friends, you can avoid that learning curve altogether. And it is a whole lot more addictive than it appears to be.
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