This new partnership with PUBG Mobile could mean that the Warframe mobile port is getting closer to completion. At TennoCon 2021, Digital Extremes revealed plans to create a mobile version of Warframe. While advertising Warframe to the Eastern market on its own is certainly valuable, some Warframe fans believe there could be more to the collaboration. The Excalibur Umbra and Wukong Prime skins are especially notable, as Wukong Prime was the first Prime that Warframe in China received and Excalibur Umbra was the Prime China got instead of the standard Excalibur Prime already released in the west. Many believe this is Warframe's effort to appeal to the Chinese market. The two don't directly compete, but it's still an odd situation. It's worth questioning why Warframe, a popular free-to-play game in its own right, is collaborating with PUBG Mobile, another free-to-play game. After March 23, the next phase of the Warframe collaboration will be revealed, as it'll be delivered alongside PUBG Mobile's 1.9 update. The two skins advertised so far are the Excalibur Warframe's Umbra variant and Wukong Prime. Those who complete the currently available challenges will unlock a skin. The initial Warframe activity lasts just two weeks, from March 10 through March 23. The event in PUBG Mobile will technically be broken down into different time periods.
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It's not just an exciting opportunity for fans of both PUBG Mobile and Warframe, but a chance to earn some free sci-fi gear.
The event will allow PUBG Mobile players to complete in-game missions themed after Warframe, which will then reward various Warframe-related items including Tenno skins. Running from now through April 19, PUBG Mobile players have access to an in-game collaboration with the free-to-play action game Warframe.
That's how something like PUBG Mobile's newly announced crossover event partnership with Warframe comes together. That also makes PUBG Mobile a unique opportunity for crossover partnerships, given the reach of its audience. Its popularity stems from availability in regions including China and India, making it stand out even among mobile battle royale competition from the PUBG franchise. PUBG Mobile, the Tencent-published mobile version of the popular battle royale, remains incredibly popular.
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