Warframe: 1999's March update, "Techrot Encore," delivers a wave of new content, including the highly anticipated 60th Warframe, Temple. This Y2K-themed update also introduces four fresh Protoframes and a host of new weapons.

But the real highlight? The arrival of the Technocyte Coda, a mutated boy band known as On-Lyne, who transition from pop stars to formidable Lich adversaries. Fans of the pre-release ARG will recognize these once-harmless musicians.

Players will have access to four new Scaldra weapons, offering diverse combat options. Furthermore, the Romance & Relationships system receives updates, and a new Gyre Deluxe cosmetic skin is added to the mix.

The unique Y2K aesthetic of Warframe: 1999 continues to captivate. The transformation of a boy band into cybernetic enemies is a testament to the game's quirky charm.

Before the March update, players can enjoy the return of the Clan Operation: Belly of the Beast (starting February 6th), along with new skins and Nightwave Vol. 8, offering additional rewards. Don't miss out on free boosts by utilizing our regularly updated list of Warframe codes.