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Warframe’s New Empyrean Expansion Is Now Available on PC

At The Game Awards 2019 show tonight, Digital Extremes revealed that their new Empyrean expansion for Warframe is now available on PC, and will be coming to consoles at a later date.

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You can check out the new trailer for yourself down below:

This is a very exciting expansion for Warframe players, as it introduces four-player ship combat to the game, which adds a whole new dynamic to the core gameplay.

Players will have to work together to repair their ship and maintain it while defending it from enemy ships. You can also create and customize your very own ship and take it online. In addition to that, Empyrean will also allow you to hijack enemy ships, dock them, and take over them, and vice versa.

Here are some of the other features to look forward to, via press release:

  • Welcome to the Railjack: Empyrean puts players at the helm of the Sigma Series Railjack battleship. This ultra powerful ship is upgradeable, customizable, and the centerpiece for all future Empyrean space missions, battles and Cinematic Quests. 
  • Getting the Team Together: This phase of Empyrean is designed and optimized as a cooperative experience. Solo players will still be able to enjoy Empyrean, but the difficulty and progression is balanced around full crews. The year 2020 will bring enhanced solo capabilities and more surprises!
  • Free Flight: Intimidated? Don’t be. Try out the Railjack in Free Flight Mode. Learn the basics without engaging in battle and then join a squad when you’re ready.
  • Railjack Powers: The Railjack itself provides incredibly diverse options to counter Grineer assailants. With constantly updated technology like Cloaking Fields and Void Holes to be earned, and special moves like “Juke” to out-maneuver enemies, players will earn powerful moves as they progress. 
  • Warframe Powers: Aboard the Railjack in combat, players also have a wealth of fantasy-fulfilling options at hand. They can jettison into battle using Archwings to infiltrate enemy ships or shoot from “Archwing cannons” to annihilate smaller ships. Using the Tactics map, Tenno can tap into on-board Warframe Abilities and cast them where needed. They direct their teammates to attend crises, welding hull holes or confronting a boarding party, and they can teleport from location to location, whether it’s on board the Raijack or an enemy vessel.
  • Intrinsics: With the totally new “Intrinsics” feature, players will experience a new reliable RPG progression system. By playing through missions and earning Intrinsics points, Tenno build their own player ranked skills
  • Avionics: These are the vessel’s upgradable ‘powers’. They comprise Battle, Integrated, and Tactical types and they work like Warframe Abilities
  • Components: Guns, Engines, Reactors, and Shields
  • Armaments: AKA weaponry, are different firepower types

Empyrean is also set to be accessible even to new Warframe player, but ship construction will be limited to players who have progressed far enough into the game.

Warframe: Empyrean is now available on PC.


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