Fast, frantic, fluid gameplay, great customization, and a generally really positive and friendly community. A solid horde-killer/looter like Diablo, but 3rd person and sci-fi, and with a great movement system. Diverse gameplay options, runs on a wide variety of hardware while still looking good. The addition of Railjack ships that can be crewed by teams that can disembark and fly around in their archwings to steal enemy ships and take out targets inside bases and even have interaction with ground teams (Just during the Scarlet Spear event, so far, but it is something that is being worked on). If you are willing to get into trading, you can get platinum from other players, allowing you to buy everything in the Marketplace other than Steam User-Generated stuff. Downside? Grindy (An enjoyable grind, generally), a little repetitive, very fast (I've known people to get motion sickness), and the devs work directly with the wiki because it is that essential of a resource, especially starting out. If PVP is your thing, you probably won't be satisfied as balancing ~36 Warframes with god-like powers is near impossible. If you're looking for a hardcore raid-like experience, it is rather lacking here. If you have extra cash and don't have time to grind, buying/trading platinum allows you to skip the grind, without making you overpowered. You might be able to get the most "meta" weapons quickly, but you have to level and acquire the mods to really get the most out of it, which can't always be bought.

Fast, frantic, fluid gameplay, great customization, and a generally really positive and friendly community. A solid horde-killer/looter like Diablo, but 3rd person and sci-fi, and with a great movement system. Diverse gameplay options, runs on a wide variety of hardware while still looking good. The addition of Railjack ships that can be crewed by teams that can disembark and fly around in their archwings to steal enemy ships and take out targets inside bases and even have interaction with ground teams (Just during the Scarlet Spear event, so far, but it is something that is being worked on). If you are willing to get into trading, you can get platinum from other players, allowing you to buy everything in the Marketplace other than Steam User-Generated stuff. Downside? Grindy (An enjoyable grind, generally), a little repetitive, very fast (I've known people to get motion sickness), and the devs work directly with the wiki because it is that essential of a resource, especially starting out. If PVP is your thing, you probably won't be satisfied as balancing ~36 Warframes with god-like powers is near impossible. If you're looking for a hardcore raid-like experience, it is rather lacking here. If you have extra cash and don't have time to grind, buying/trading platinum allows you to skip the grind, without making you overpowered. You might be able to get the most "meta" weapons quickly, but you have to level and acquire the mods to really get the most out of it, which can't always be bought.