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Lifting together: How Warframe became one of the world's best multiplayer games
Warframe has evolved from a middling 2013 release into a highly successful live service game, maintaining a strong player base and positive reception through continuous development and community engagement. Digital Extremes' philosophy of taking risks, iterating based on player feedback, and fostering a strong community has been key to its resilience and ongoing popularity, even as other multiplayer games struggle.
We're getting "a little bit more" of Warframe's Jade Shadows, as Digital Extremes knows Constellations "didn't give players as much as they wanted"
Digital Extremes acknowledges that the Warframe: Jade Shadows: Constellations update did not provide as much content as players desired. Community Director Megan Everett stated that more lore for Vena and Ryoku will be added later this year due to player feedback. The studio is committed to expanding the narrative of Warframe, which is known for its unique approach to storytelling in multiplayer games.
TennoCon 2026 was a triumph for Digital Extremes. Here's what went down
TennoCon 2026 showcased significant updates for Digital Extremes' games, including the 'Tau' system for Warframe and the 'Warsongs' Fable for Soulframe. Warframe will receive the 'Iceblade of Narin' update and new Heirloom skins, while Soulframe's multiplayer and 'vegan fishing' are slated for Fall 2026. The event also featured a concert celebrating Warframe's history and offered a glimpse into the future of both titles.
Tau isn't "Warframe 2," but it's a bold new step for Digital Extremes
Digital Extremes has revealed the Tau system for Warframe, a new noir-infused region distinct from the game's traditional aesthetic. This update, launching in 2026, introduces a new Chimera Frame named Brysko, voiced by Matthew Mercer, and features a darker, more methodical gameplay experience inspired by mafia dramas and L.A. Noire. The developers emphasize that Tau represents a significant evolution for Warframe, not a sequel, and will feature new planets and locations.
Warframe community director talks designing the Frames that people want to see
Digital Extremes Community Director Megan Everett discusses the challenges of designing Warframes and their various cosmetic skins, emphasizing the importance of maintaining core design integrity while allowing for creative experimentation. The interview touches on the evolution of Warframe's visual style over the years, the design process for Prime and Deluxe skins, and how the team balances new aesthetics with established lore and player expectations.
Digital Extremes Prepares Millions of Players for Annual TennoCon Celebration
Digital Extremes is preparing for its annual TennoCon celebration on July 10-11, featuring both in-person and virtual experiences for Warframe and Soulframe players. The event will include music, panels, direct-to-player reveals, first-look demos, a concert, cosplay contest, and exclusive in-game rewards available through Twitch and Steam drops. Attendees and virtual participants can expect major announcements and gameplay presentations, including the TennoLive finale.
‘Having Destiny was healthy for us:’ Warframe talks Protoframe romance and the loss of Destiny 2
Digital Extremes community director Megan Everett stated that the presence of Destiny 2 was healthy for the Warframe genre, and its current downtime is a loss for both games. She also discussed the recent Jade Shadows: Constellations update, explaining why the new Protoframes Vena and Ryoku cannot be romanced.
"Truthfully, it's heartbreaking": Warframe dev on the hole that Destiny 2 leaves behind
Warframe's community director Megan Everett expressed sadness over the end of new updates for Destiny 2, stating it's "heartbreaking" and not a victory for Warframe. She emphasized that healthy competition benefits the industry and that players should show support for Destiny 2's developers, Bungie, despite past criticisms. Everett also clarified that Warframe is not a PvP game and cannot fulfill that specific player itch.
Warframe dev explains why it's not celebrating the end of its biggest rival, Destiny 2
Despite Destiny 2 ending its live support, Warframe's developers at Digital Extremes expressed sadness rather than celebration. Community Director Megan Everett stated that the news was "heartbreaking" and that competition is healthy for the gaming industry. The team views both games as distinct, catering to different player needs, and believes the presence of rivals like Destiny 2 pushes Warframe to improve.
Warframe dev says 'no one is celebrating' Destiny 2 winding down: 'A game is healthy when you have…
Warframe's community director Megan Everett expressed sadness, not celebration, over Destiny 2 winding down, emphasizing that healthy competition benefits the entire gaming industry. She believes that having strong competitors like Destiny 2 pushes games to improve, and it's a shame to see a game with a dedicated player base reach this stage, especially when support seems to have arrived too late.
Warframe Dev Says 'No One Is Celebrating' as Destiny 2 Support Comes to a 'Heartbreaking' End
Warframe community director Megan Everett expressed sadness over Sony's decision to end support for Destiny 2, calling the news "heartbreaking." She stated that no one within the Warframe team is celebrating this development.
Destiny 2's end is "earth-shattering," Warframe dev says, despite the competition between the 2 shooters: "To live in a reality where they're gone isn't a positive one"
Warframe's community director Megan Everett expressed sadness over the impending end of Destiny 2's development, calling the news 'earth-shattering.' Despite being competitors, she stated that no one in the Warframe team is celebrating Destiny 2's closure and that a healthy game market benefits from competition. Everett also noted the unfortunate timing of player support, which surged after the announcement of the game's end.
"No one is celebrating" - Warframe devs on Destiny 2's "earth-shattering" death, and why the genre is weaker for it
Developers from Warframe expressed sadness and respect regarding the end of support for Destiny 2, emphasizing that competition within the live service genre is healthy. Despite being direct competitors, the Warframe team views Destiny 2's conclusion as a loss for the genre and highlighted the importance of supporting games throughout their lifecycle, not just at their end.
"Our players can swing different types of ways" - Warframe studio talks avoiding Protoframe burnout, and fending off fans' furious appetite for romance
Digital Extremes community manager Megan Everett discusses the approach to romanceable characters in Warframe's Protoframe updates, explaining the need to avoid "Protoframe burnout" by varying their roles. While players enjoy romance systems, not all Protoframes will be romanceable, with new additions like Ryoku and Vena serving as mentors to avoid player fatigue and maintain narrative freshness.
How Warframe is building upon its most heartbreaking quest in a continuation "no one saw coming"
Digital Extremes is developing a direct sequel to the Warframe quest Jade Shadows, titled Jade Shadows: Constellations. This new content will continue the story of fatherhood and sibling rivalry introduced in the original, while also incorporating more action and violence. Community manager Megan Everett stated that the team was initially nervous about the reception of the first quest due to its departure from the usual Warframe narrative.
Warframe’s Next Narrative Chapter, Jade Shadows: Constellations, Arrives Free June 17
Digital Extremes announced that Warframe's new narrative chapter, Jade Shadows: Constellations, will be released for free on June 17 across all platforms. The update introduces the 65th Warframe, Sirius & Orion, new Railjack missions on Uranus, and the Styanax Prime Access. Additionally, a fashion collaboration with ARK/8 and a new Mesa Heirloom cosmetic are planned.
Warframe’s next update, Jade Shadows: Constellations, is scheduled for mid-June
Digital Extremes announced that Warframe's next major content update, Jade Shadows: Constellations, will be released on June 17th. The update introduces two playable modes within a single Warframe, Sirius and Orion, and features new Railjack missions around Uranus. It also makes the Styanax Prime Warframe available and continues the narrative from the previous Jade Shadows Quest.
The next Warframe update lets you control two Warframes at once - but they keep fighting each other
Digital Extremes revealed details for the upcoming Warframe update, Jade Shadows: Constellations, launching June 17. The update introduces a new two-in-one Warframe pair, Sirius and Orion, who can be swapped between on the fly and feature unique abilities and a shared ultimate. The update also includes the Stayanax Prime Warframe and new Railjack missions.
Women-Led Games and Latin American Games Showcases Return This Summer with a Sizzling Display of Updates and Reveals
The Women-Led Games and Latin American Games Showcases will return on June 4th, ahead of Summer Game Fest, to reveal updates and news for various indie titles. The Latin American Games Showcase will feature 80 titles including Shade Protocol and Colorbound, while the Women-Led Games Showcase will highlight games like Soulframe and We Were Here Tomorrow, hosted by Briana White, Rebecca Ford, and Megan Everett.
Digital Extremes Confirms Warframe and Soulframe Will Never Use AI-Generated Content
Digital Extremes has confirmed that neither Warframe nor its upcoming title Soulframe will utilize AI-generated content, maintaining a commitment to human-made assets. Community director Megan Everett emphasized the studio's strong philosophical stance against AI in creative processes, citing concerns about authenticity and the impact on human creativity. This decision sets Digital Extremes apart from industry trends exploring AI for production efficiency.
