{"id":335290,"date":"2022-07-17T08:00:59","date_gmt":"2022-07-17T13:00:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/jbsgame.com\/?p=335290"},"modified":"2022-08-22T13:31:07","modified_gmt":"2022-08-22T18:31:07","slug":"soulframe-reveal-warframe-digital-extremes-tennocon-2022","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jbsgame.com\/soulframe-reveal-warframe-digital-extremes-tennocon-2022\/","title":{"rendered":"Warframe creator Digital Extremes announces Soulframe, a new free-to-play action MMO"},"content":{"rendered":"
One big issue with writing for Destructoid while also working a full-time job is that it’s very difficult to keep up with those games-as-a-service titles I love while also doing all the reviews, previews, and general articles that are of interest to me. It’s too easy for these games to fall to the wayside, which is exactly what happened to Warframe<\/em> about a year ago. Despite the many hours I put into it on Switch, I just couldn’t catch up and keep up with everything Digital Extremes was putting out. Hopefully, I’ll be better at managing my time when Soulframe<\/em> launches.<\/p> <\/iframe><\/p> Easily the biggest announcement at Saturday’s TennoCon, Digital Extremes whipped an impressively beautiful and cryptic trailer<\/a> for its Soulframe<\/em> reveal. Announced as a free-to-play action hybrid-MMORPG that takes place in a fantasy setting, this will be the next original game from Digital Extremes and arguably its biggest undertaking since beginning work on Warframe<\/em>. In addition to the trailer linked above (which is sadly age-restricted), Digital Extremes also launched the game’s website<\/a> with a few pieces of concept art.<\/p> \u201cWith Soulframe<\/em>\u2019s worldbuilding and thematic elements, we are really looking to go back to our childhood favorites and pull inspiration from the elaborate fantasy worlds that we fell in love with growing up,\u201d Soulframe<\/em> Creative Director Geoff Crookes said in a press release. \u201cOur team is really interested in this idea of nature and humanity colliding and we\u2019ll be exploring a lot of those themes through our own lens while playing with ideas of restoration and exploration.\u201d<\/p> While some big names within Digital Extremes are moving over to the Soulframe<\/em> team, the developer\u00a0was quick to confirm that it will keep supporting, expanding, and updating its flagship title Warframe<\/em>.<\/p> Speaking of\u00a0Warframe<\/em>, Digital Extremes shared some new details on the highly anticipated\u00a0Duviri Paradox<\/em> expansion. Set the release on all platforms this winter,\u00a0The Duviri Paradox<\/em> begins a new chapter of the\u00a0Warframe<\/em> storyline with an expansive world and a looping day cycle.<\/p> <\/iframe><\/p> Beyond\u00a0The Duviri Paradox<\/em>, Digital Extremes also took time at TennoCon 2022 to reveal Styanax<\/a> as the 50th Warframe, announce the Veilbreaker<\/em> update<\/a> will be coming soon to all platforms, and confirm that Rebecca Ford, the Live Operations & Community Director at Digital Extremes, has taken over as Creative Director for Warframe<\/em> as Steve Sinclair moves over to\u00a0Soulframe<\/em>.<\/p> Much more for Warframe<\/h2>