Warframe isn’t the type of video game to dominate the news. In fact, even some gamers might not have heard of it.
But the online multiplayer action game made by Digital Extremes, headquartered in London, Ont., has been soldiering along for 10 years now, buoyed by a dedicated fan base from around the world.
“It’s not mainstream, even though it’s older and it’s outlived many games that have had way more buzz,” said creative director Rebecca Ford. “I think it’s due to our [aversion] to the spotlight that we continue to live in this little cohort of the gaming industry.”
Warframe‘s sustained popularity is a
