The Isleweaver Update Has Arrived to Warframe

The floating kingdom of Duviri has returned to Warframe. The latest update for the game "Isleweaver" is now available on all platforms for free. It follows the events of Warframe: 1999 and features the 61st Warframe, along with a brand-new Clan Operation and streamlined new player experience.

In a statement, Design Director Pablo Alonso revealed that with this update they were able to finally get the chance to work on "Spiderframe." He added that they've been working on it for quite some time and needed the right update to develop here.

Players can look forward to none other than the mistress of fear Oraxia as she creeps her way into Isleweaver. She can do a lot like sling webs, cling to walls, and even summon spiderlings. However, that's not all since she's able to equip two new weapons. The first is the barb cluster Scyotid throwing weapon with the second being the poisonous Spinnerex whip.

Players can earn Oraxia by collecting the required parts and resources through gameplay within the main Isleweaver progression path. She can also be instantly unlocked from the Warframe Marketplace with Platinum.

An Expanded Kingdom

The Isleweaver update invites players to an expanded Kingdom of Duviri. They get to explore a new island in Duviri which is Scholar’s Landing. Here they get the chance to uncover the mystery of why Major Rusalka now reigns here. They also need to look into the return of The Murmur enemy faction.

By the way, Scholar's Landing and the 61st Warframe is accessible to those who have completed the Warframe: 1999 Quest, The Hex.

All Access

While what's been mentioned is a bit limited, these ones can be accessed by all players.

For one, there's Don the latest Deluxe Collection which features a new bejeweled cosmetic skin for Citrine. Second is the fresh TennoGen cosmetics that allow players to adorn their Warframes, Weapons, and more with community-designed customizations.

There are also improvements on the game’s main progression path along with a revamped gameplay. New players are sure to love the onboarding tutorials through one of the first Quests.

Read more about the new update here.

Warframe was launched in 2013 and since then has become a multi-generational game having more than 80 million registered players across various platforms. In the game, players get to be part of an ancient class of warriors known as the Tenno as they fight their way across an ever-expanding universe of over 18 planets and more than 55 Warframes, with four open worlds to discover. Get the Warframe for the PC via Steam.