Warframe - Official Cinematic Opening Trailer

The new introduction to Warframe, directed by Dan Trachtenberg (Uncharted, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Black Mirror).

[@bigmoedw]

The only video game trailer where you're actually more powerful in game.

[@theonefrancis696]

Those tenno became stone while waiting for a freaking prime component research to finish lol

[@soumyosubhromukhopadhyay9727]

Wake the f*** up tenno

[@RegeroTerra]

"These are crappy enemies which can't seem to hit me, my Kubrow is able to take out solo, and I can kill with one kunai... better use Exalted Blade"

[@highr8764]

Trailer :

[@michaels7079]

In reality, these heavily weaponized suits just sit in a bazaar and compare prices with each other

[@Gilgaberry]

I like how the grineer look perfect in the flashback. The effects of the mass cloning had yet to take hold.

[@omicronlyrae6228]

Plot Twist:

[@MasterMajesty]

Volt was so fast that he finished his intro before we could even see it.

[@buff7879]

These players are playing like they have 1 health and no shields.

[@kieranshore6444]

This is almost accurate:

[@x.ruizcastillo5624]

I love how this trailer show us the Tenno rebellion after the Orokin-Sentient War. To see the first Grineer being so perfectly clone with orokin ships, armor, weapons and Dax covering their back, it really shows that the developers know their own lore unlike Bethesda. Such beauty.

[@stuckintoaster6182]

kubrow: does something intelligent

[@VellFrost]

"Wake up tenno... wake up..."

[@Taco_Seller]

"and then they left"

[@triancalifornia944]

just started playing about 2 weeks ago, can confirm for all prospective new players, this is EXACTLY what the gameplay feels like

[@asce4600]

Volt: exists

[@MrShiki1134]

i remember a friend of mine called it poormans destiny..... he is now mastery rank 27..... he also made a giant robot in the dojo...

[@malikbessaadia440]

Bought platinum because I felt it's unfair to play such a good game without paying a dime.

[@voidaspects9173]

One thing I really like about this cinematic, that I don't see a lot of people talking about, is how the different frames are characterized