Warframe's fantasy-pilled sister Soulframe finally goes open to all this November, though Digital Extremes are "nervous" about certain changes

Digital Extremes, the creators of the free-to-play fantasy RPG Warframe, have announced that their fantasy RPG Soulframe will become available for everyone to download on November 6th. This comes after two years of being accessible only to those with prelude keys. Players who previously couldn't access Soulframe will now be able to visit Soulframe.com and decipher the writer's references to sleeping animals on the lobby screen.

The new open prelude version will be released just before the game's 17th major update, Verse of the Veilands. This update introduces new content allowing players to grow their Omen wolfpup allies into rideable adult wolves by gathering ingredients for a special biscuit. However, the most significant change is the implementation of a Ubisoft-like region purging system in Prelude 17.

This system is designed to more forcefully guide new players towards the game's votives, or missions. Digital Extremes has dubbed various features of Soulframe with their own unique terms, which the writer finds either charming or confusing depending on how much sleep they've had.