Digital Extremes didn’t hold anything back for Warframe at this year’s TennoCon. Announcing Warfare for the Nintendo Switch was not all they did. They also showcased gameplay for Fortuna, its next big open world set on Venus. Combining futuristic synth and a Blade Runner aesthetic, Fortuna sees the Solaris United faction attempt to fight back against the Corpus. Check out the gameplay below.

Along with acquiring bounties in a new hub and meeting new NPCs, players can create Moa companions and craft guns. Taking to the surface of Venus will allow for battling giant Spider Bot enemies, assisting the Conservation Movement in capturing animals and even riding a hoverboard around. Fortuna will be out sometime in 2018.

Of course, that’s not the coolest part. New foe Nef Anyo must also be fought in space, so players will hop aboard a new multi-crew ship, travelling from the surface to space and engaging in space combat with Anyo’s capital ship. While one player will control the ship, others can take the gunners, put out fires and even fight against any boarding parties. They’ll then exit the ship and infiltrate Anyo’s ship, coordinating with their allies to blow it up. Dubbed Codename: Railjack, there’s currently no release date for it.

Finally, Digital Extremes released a teaser for its next big cinematic quest The New War. No spoilers here – check out the teaser below if you really want to ruin The Sacrifice for yourself. Basically, the Tenno will finally head to Tau system to battle the Sentients. No release date was offered for this either, so expect a long wait. Other announcements stated that two new Warframes – Codename “Revenant” and Codename “Garuda” – are inbound, with the former likely out this year.

TennoCon 2018, Digital Extremes’ dedicated convention to all things Warframe, had tons of bombshell announcements this weekend. One such announcement was that Warframe would be coming to the Nintendo Switch. This version will see Digital Extremes partnering with Panic Button, the latter having worked on Switch ports for DOOM, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus and Rocket League.

Regardless of how the game runs, fans can expect the same degrees of customization, tons of weapons, mods, 35 different Warframes, clans, and enormous worlds like Plains of Eidolon. The Switch version, much like other platforms, will be completely free-to-play.

How will Warframe’s interface fare on the Nintendo Switch, especially on the go? What will be the graphical settings for handheld and docked modes? How much space will the Switch version take? Most importantly, when will it release? We’ll have to wait for this information but it seems a given that updates will go live along with the PS4 and Xbox One versions.

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It’s story time for Digital Extremes’ Warframe as the developer announced its next big cinematic quest, The Sacrifice, to be releasing in June. The newest teaser trailer doesn’t spoil much – it mostly features various players and their Warframes along with hours played. However, we do get a peak at Ballas, the antagonist in the quest, and who’s been a thorn in many a Tenno’s side lately.

To further generate intrigue, the teaser site for The Sacrifice can be interacted with for different voice lines. Clicking on Lua, a location in the game, will see Ballas proclaim, “Lua gives you strength.” He follows this up with, “But you cannot defy your creator” when clicking on his eyes. The teaser trailer also features a number of different coded messages, which you can learn more about here.

Expect to hear more about The Sacrifice at TennoCon 2018, Warframe’s annual event, along with more information on the next open world, the recently revealed Eidolon Warframe and much more. Hopefully, we’ll receive a more specific release date for The Sacrifice as well.