Warframe Mobile is the best way to make sure you don't miss a beat of this winter's Warframe: 1999 update

Sep. 26, 2024

With cross platform play and saves, you can loot and shoot wherever and whenever you want to

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With so much to explore as you search out new customisable Warframes, finding the time to play can be hard. Which is where Warframe Mobile comes in – it lets you play wherever and whenever you are. Available on iOS, it features both cross platform play and cross platform saves with the console version of the game, so that even on the go everything you do counts.

As well as this all new period setting, Warframe: 1999 will see you take on all new enemies, find and use powerful weapons, as well as master a tactical new Warframe – Cyte-09, a military Protoframe sporting an army uniform style look and packing an Exalted Sniper Rifle.

But there’s more to Warframe: 1999 than just new gear, as you team up with six different iconic Protoframes in this new alternate world. Such as a twisted, boy band themed hunt for Technocyte Coda, an Infested Liche variation of Warframe’s 90’s boy band On-lyne. You’ll also be able to get to know the six new Protoframes better, developing your bond through the Hex Relationship System, as you use a retro messenger system to communicate with an all star cast includingBaldur’s Gate 3’s Amelia Tyler andFinal Fantasy XVI’s Ben Starr.

With so much new content, challenges and more to take on, Warframe on Mobile gives you the freedom to play anywhere, and makes sure you’re always ready to loot and shoot.

Warframe Mobile is available now, with the Warframe 1999 update scheduled to land this Winter.Download Warframe Mobile on iOS here.

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