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Warframe is an online free-to-play cooperative third-person looter shooter. In the far future the Orokin had absolute control over the solar system but have since disappeared, now the militaristic Grineer, the money-worshipping Corpus, and the Infested fight for what they left behind. You are a Tenno - a master of gun and blade and user of the Warframes, it is up to you to bring back balance to the system from within, while also fighting a new threat from without: the Sentients.
Over 40 unique Warframes to build, hundreds of guns and melee weapons to utilize, and various pet companions to help you along the way - all of which can be crafted for free and enhanced by an in-depth modding system.
With constant updates by Digital Extremes, the game now has over six years of updates including new open-world landscapes (Plains of Eidolon-2017, Orb Vallis-2018) and cinematic story expansions (The Second Dream-2015, The War Within-2016, The The Sacrifice-2018) with more content being added every year.
System requirements for iOS
iPhone X S, iPhone X S Max, iPhone X R, iPad 8 1 2, iPad 8 3 4, iPad 8 5 6, iPad 8 7 8, iPad Mini 5, iPad Mini 5 Cellular, iPad Air 3, iPad Air 3 Cellular, iPhone 1 1, iPhone 1 1 Pro, iPhone 1 1 Pro Max, iPhone SE Second Gen, iPad Pro Second Gen, iPad Pro Second Gen Cellular, iPad Pro Fourth Gen, iPad Pro Fourth Gen Cellular, iPhone 1 2 Mini, iPhone 1 2, iPhone 1 2 Pro, iPhone 1 2 Pro Max, iPad Air 4, iPad Air 4 Cellular, iPad Eighth Gen, iPad Eighth Gen Cellular, iPad Pro Third Gen, iPad Pro Third Gen Cellular, iPad Pro Fifth Gen, iPad Pro Fifth Gen Cellular, iPhone 1 3 Pro, iPhone 1 3 Pro Max, iPhone 1 3 Mini, iPhone 1 3, iPad Mini Sixth Gen, iPad Mini Sixth Gen Cellular, iPad Ninth Gen, iPad Ninth Gen Cellular, iPhone SE Third Gen, iPad Air Fifth Gen, iPad Air Fifth Gen Cellular, iPhone 1 4, iPhone 1 4 Plus, iPhone 1 4 Pro, iPhone 1 4 Pro Max, iPad Tenth Gen, iPad Tenth Gen Cellular, iPad Pro 1 1 Fourth Gen, iPad Pro 1 1 Fourth Gen Cellular, iPad Pro Sixth Gen, iPad Pro Sixth Gen Cellular, iPhone 1 5, iPhone 1 5 Plus, iPhone 1 5 Pro, iPhone 1 5 Pro Max
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System requirements for PC
OS: Windows 7/8/10 64-Bit (32-bit not supported)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo e6400 or AMD Athlon x64 4000+ (~2.2Ghz dual core CPU)
Memory: 4 GB System RAM.
Graphics: DirectX 10+ compatible video card.
Hard Drive: 35 GB free HD space.
Last Modified: Oct 15, 2025
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Since this came out on PSN I somehow missed most of the story. I played the little that was there back in 2018 but just neglected most of the stuff they added because I treated this as a podcast game for the most part. Recently I came back to it and played all of story content. There have been so many changes, lost a bunch of my weapons, and so much added content. Some of side story stuff is just ok but most of the main storyline is very good, the Second War especially. The fact all this is free and that some of this content is better than Destiny DLC that I paid for is really something. I also love how spooky the game got with all the void stuff. Then you have 1999 which has some wild stuff including an N-Sync style band. I love all of it and I hope they continue to support this game with some truly unique content.
«Just one more turn»
«Can’t stop playing»
Want to buy something but broke as hell? Spend a few hundred hours and you'll get it 😉..... Probably
«Can’t stop playing»
I don't know why I like this game. It's a mind-numbing grind through and through, and the free to play model definitely puts a damper on things. But even with all that, I still enjoy my time with Warframe. Is it the builds, breadth of content, or the satisfaction of chipping away at the game? I don't know. But I find myself enjoying Warframe whenever I jump back in. And if you're new, brace yourself for the brick wall that you're gonna face and be sure to have a second monitor with the wiki open. The new player experience has improved, but I wouldn't say that it's good.
«Can’t stop playing»
«Sit back and relax»
Thousands of hours of content and not a single moment they ask for your money, countless hours of fun braking the game and feeling that euphoric hit after hour long survival runs really never runs dry, burnout can be a huge issue tho but analysing the game on its own it's without a doubt a masterpiece.
warframe isnt a bad game by nature, it s just his design who make it bad. Having a looter shooter free2plai is feasable destiny does it but in the case of digital extreme the challenge is so much higher cause of the nice fonction of the game: the mod. In this looter shooter u can attach one mod to every weapon u want, mod had modifier on certain stats who will make u abble to progress the enormous content awaiting for u. This hunt for mod is fun the first 50 hour but while continuing playing u see something u cant believe. And it s true this game have no end game u are way too powerfull for nearly all the content, it s just supid grind and dev know it cause after 7 year of existence they add booster like double xp .... on the store. Lot of people love the game and u can understand cause the game have good time but u will quickly see that except good time it s just stupid lazzy farming. Just to point i have 700 hour on the game
«Buggy as hell»
«Waste of time»
Warframe's gameplay is smooth as hell, but that's not enough to make up for its shortcomings in pretty much every other area. Forced wait times to "build" items, unlocks and quests requiring you to grind out repretitive missions, its murky UI, and its progression system all could have been hand-waved away if it weren't for the final wall to your progression: a pitifully low inventory limit that requires you to use the game's premium currency (purchasable only with real money) to increase it.