Warframe completes its decade-long platform expansion with a global Android launch that brings full cross-play and cross-save functionality to mobile devices worldwide. The free-to-play sci-fi action RPG from Digital Extremes is now available on Google Play after resolving a login loop bug that briefly delayed the release.
Those logging in before March 4 receive the Cumulus Collection bundle featuring cosmetic items including the Cirrus Armor Bundle, Cumulus Syandana, Stratus Pistol Skin, Spektaka Color Palette, and a three-day Resource Booster.
The developer is also offering the Fulmin Battlekit, a premium collection for newcomers that includes the Fulmin rifle, Split Chamber mod, Opula Ephemera, and three-day boosters for affinity, credits, and resources.
New users must complete The Awakening quest first, while returning ones need to set up cross-platform save through Warframe's official website.
System requirements demand Android 12 or higher running on ARM64 processors with at least 4GB RAM and approximately 14GB of storage space, though performance varies significantly across hardware tiers. Budget devices maintain 35-40 frames per second in linear missions but drop below 20 fps in open-world areas like Cetus or Duviri according to testing on mid-range hardware.
The mobile version supports smooth progression sharing across PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC, and iOS platforms through full cross-save integration.
The developer confirmed work continues on a native Nintendo Switch 2 version expected later this year with enhancements including mouse controls and improved shaders.
