LuxferreGaming Reviews Warframe, by Digital Extremes
Let me first talk about the major flaws in the game currently. The maps, for the most part, all look the same and use the same graphics. The player will become bored of seeing the same maps over and over, as I did. There have been new additions to the maps and a few maps in the late-game are different, but in the beginning it can get frustrating. Secondly, some of the warframes are expensive ($20) if not more. Some are, however, only $5. You can craft them in-game but finding the parts can be tedious and crafting can take up to three real-time days; this is atrocious. Lastly, there is no form of Player versus player whatsoever. This is subjective, but I also found the game extremely easy and not a challenge whatsoever, not even the bosses. I played my warframes both to level 30 as a reference.
Meanwhile the game has its flaws it also has its upsides. Warframe boasts many different types of weapons which can be fun to use. Pistols, shotguns, machine guns, swords, hammers, you name it. Each warframe is unique to the others, which makes for exciting game-play throughout. Players have the option to play solo or with groups of other players currently on the same mission; there are no chat-rooms or lobbies, you are simply matched up with players on the same mission as you; this takes the hassle out of finding groups. You can however create your own party and invite friends if you desire.
I feel as though Warframe could have had a lot more and held lots of potential; that potential was simply not used. Though the game is fun and beautiful it could have been much more with PvP and more maps for players to play in.
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