Warframe's Open Beta Hits Android This Fall

• Travel back to a time of fragile peace between the Sentients and the Orokin
• The Devil's Triad introduces the next two Protoframes
• Android Beta finally launches this fall

As TennoCon 2025 concludes, we reflect on another year filled with engaging panels, spectacular cosplay, and the inaugural TennoConcert. We got a look at the next major update, new Protoframes, Prime Access, the Fall Update, and more—so let's jump right in.

The moment Android users have been anticipating is almost here: the Android Closed Beta arrives this fall. Registration is now open on the Android webpage. After testing a demo unit, I can confirm it runs beautifully.

Launching later this year, The Old Peace will finally take us to Tau—in a manner of speaking. Players will journey into the past, exploring a period of tentative peace between the Sentients and Orokin. The livestream introduced Adis, a Sentient friend from the Tenno’s childhood, along with the ongoing conflict between the Orokin, their creations, and the Dax Anarch Warriors.

You may have noticed the Operator received a visual upgrade. This is thanks to the Operator Remaster, which enhances character models and cosmetic assets with improved fidelity and new facial animations, bringing them in line with Warframe's stunning graphics.

To mark the launch, the Valkyr Heirloom Cosmetic will be available starting July 21. Also watch for Caliban Prime Access, arriving before The Old Peace goes live.

We also previewed the new Tauron Focus, featuring a powerful new ultimate ability for the Operator. Details are limited for now, but more information will follow. Meanwhile, we have plenty of news about the upcoming Devil’s Triad side story. It revolves around three characters: Father Lyon Allard (Harrow’s Protoframe), Marie Leroux (Wisp’s Protoframe), and the demonic-looking Uriel Warframe.

This fall will bring the Untitled Fall Update. This mystery package includes a mod tutorial quest called The Teacher, developed with Sumo Digital, where players can master modding. Oberon will receive a rework, Lavos will get a new deluxe skin, and several quality-of-life improvements—to be detailed in the September Devstream—will be introduced.

And then there’s Tau. While we visit it in the past through The Old Peace, come 2026 we'll travel there for real in the upcoming Tau Narrative Chapter. In the meantime, download Warframe from the App Store and get ready for an exciting lineup of content later this year.