Developers identified a serious login issue.
Digital Extremes has postponed the global release of Warframe on Android. The launch was originally scheduled for February 18, but during the limited release in Canada, developers identified a serious authorization problem. The error causes an infinite login loop on a number of devices — most often on Pixel smartphones and tablets, but the failure also affects other models.
The company stated that they are not ready to name a new date for the global release until they are convinced of the complete stability of the client. The Canadian version remains available for testing so that the team can test the fixes before the global release.
Digital Extremes timed a pre-registration campaign to coincide with the launch. Users who registered via Google Play and logged into the game before March 4 were to receive the "Cumulus" set with "Cirrus" armor, the "Cumulus" syandana, the "Stratus" pistol skin, the "Spectacra" palette, and a three-day resource booster. The developers clarified that the rewards will be retained, and the deadlines for receiving them will be extended, taking into account the postponement of the release.
We remind you that the mobile version supports cross-platform saves and progress synchronization with other platforms, and is also adapted for touch control.
