Warframe News

2025 Void Corruption Alerts

Void Corruption Alerts are live every weekend this January, offering guaranteed Corrupted Mods and a healthy helping of Credits to those who complete them! Make sure to check back each week for the new Mods and claim your prize.

Remember, Tenno: Corrupted Mods are rare and only available by unlocking vaults in the Orokin Derelict on Deimos. This is a great (and convenient) way to power up your Arsenal as we look forward to 2025 and a brand new year for Warframe!

Prime Resurgence End of Year Event Rotation #2

Get eight Prime Warframes plus their signature Weapons and Accessories until February 6!

Eight more Prime Warframes are available now as a part of the second rotation of our Prime Resurgence End of Year Event. Pick them up alongside any of their associated Weapons and Accessories before the rotation ends on February 6!

Coming Soon: Devstream #184

Tenno!

Welcome to 2025 - we’re so happy you’re here!

The Warframe team is ramping up all things ECHOES OF 1999 with Devstream #184 on January 31st at 2PM ET!

The On-lyne Tour kicks off in 2025 with the Technocyte Coda looming in their shadows. Tune into Devstream #184 for an updated deep dive into the Coda system and weaponry, witnessssss the first Prime of 2025, learn about the next Nightwave, and much more about Echoes of 1999!

Tune in to earn an Umbra Forma BP Twitch Drop!

See you at twitch.tv/warframe on January 31st at 2 PM ET!

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A bug's letting Warframe players summon their newly-added motorcycles in more areas than intended, but the devs say it's 'rad and cool' enough to stay—as long as the bikes aren't in outer space

There's a lot to love in Warframe 1999, the latest major update for the free-to-play scifi action game about magic space ninjas, mutant biotechnical horrors, and more pregnancy than you might expect. The free expansion launched last week, sending players back in time to an alternate-history 1999 to battle alongside—and potentially romance!—a squad of misfit, proto-Warframe-wearing supersoldiers. It also added sick motorcycles, which quickly proved to be even sicker than intended...
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Warframe does it again, turning another mobility bug into a permanent feature

Almost a decade ago, Warframe players were using weapons like The Tipedo to send themselves flying through the air at ludicrous speeds. This turned the mobility game on its heads, allowing folks with the dexterity to do so to quickly soar through levels. Digital Extremes, rather than remove this bug, made it a feature. Now, with Warframe 1999, it seems a similar revolution in the mobility game has happened again.