Expect to see dialled back texture filtering and lower precision effects (though the fact that the game retains elements like volumetric lighting and screen-space reflections is impressive to begin with) and then there's the resolution situation. In almost every way that matters, it mirrors the features of the existing PlayStation game - right down to the inclusion of a PC-style options menu. Heavy on post-processing effects such as bokeh depth of field, motion blur and bloom, it's a very handsome game - which makes Panic Button's work on the Switch version even more impressive. Content has been boosted, performance has improved and the game's graphics have improved significantly as Digital Extremes has worked on adding new features to its proprietary in-house Evolution Engine. Launched in 2013 in tandem with the arrival of the current-gen consoles, Warframe has evolved radically over the last five years. At some point, Digital Extremes returned to that early work and used it as the basis for the game we're looking at today. Back then it was called Dark Sector, which eventually released as something very, very different to that original reveal. Indeed, the game that would eventually become Warframe was the first 'next-gen' game announced for the PS360 era. The story of Warframe itself is a fascinating one, and its origins can be traced back to before the arrival of Xbox 360.
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It's available now on the eShop and it's free to play, so if you want to see how this talented team manages to bring PS4 and Xbox One experiences to Nintendo's console hybrid, do check it out - we suspect you'll be impressed. Developer Panic Button returns with another highly impressive Switch conversion of a current-gen title: Digital Extremes' Warframe. You can see more of the Dev Workshop notes with some more details on plans here at Warframe. Following the evolving cosmetics system introduced in The New War, now there will be a way to complete challenges and unlock evolutions for your weapons. Void Cascade and Void Armageddon are the other two. And for every three fractures you seal, there will be a miniboss to take on. If you don’t act quickly, you can suffer debuffs.
Void Flood involves working to close Void fractures with energy that drops from enemies or that you find. There will be options for decorating your space as well. Also adding some more community flavor is the introduction of customizable player housing, which will be accessible via the social hub. The new social hub is a change for Warframe, giving a community option that’s also designed to transition into the procedural gameplay you expect. Some more of what we can expect from Angels of the Zariman include a planned rework of the Focus system along with reworked Eximus. There was some more info released to the community by Digital Extremes between the Devstream #160 and a subsequent post in the Warframe forums. There’s also a peek at the new Warframe, named Gyre and intended as graceful and energy-based, moving like a ballet dancer in the dark and mysterious world. The expansion announcement came with a first look video, which teases uncovering the secrets of the Zariman, along with exploration.
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