The beautiful thing about Warframe is that there’s not really a “wrong” way to play. Get used to the basic movement and feel of the game, learn to bullet jump - that dope-as-hell diving move you see all your teammates doing - and just enjoy straight up destroying dozens of Grineer marines. Feeling lost means you’re on the right track, and we all go through it.ĭon’t worry about the stress too much in your first few hours. There is a ridiculous number of systems to learn at once, and the game fails to explain the vast majority of them. If you find yourself overwhelmed at first - and you will - these are the things you need to know to make your first 10 hours of Warframe as smooth as possible. Or perhaps you’re just looking for something free to dig into.
Or maybe you’re curious because it’s always hovering near the top of the Steam charts. You might be jumping in because your buddy told you how good Warframe has gotten since its heavily panned release in 2014. New players can feel overwhelmed after four years of continuous updates, an absolutely ridiculous amount of gear and an absurd amount of missions to play around in.
Sure, it’s a wildly popular and ridiculously fun free-to-play third-person shooter on Windows PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4, but its accessibility and popularity doesn’t mean it’s easy to get into.
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