Cheats

When you play, your character and any equipped gear gain experience points as enemies
are killed, whether you do the actual killing or not. You can play in groups to increase
the amount of enemies that are killed, and to more rapidly level up your equipment.
Note that the specific equipment leveled appears to be determined by the type of weapon
a teammate used. For instance, if your teammate uses a primary weapon, then your primary
weapon is the one that will gain experience. It’s also worth noting that you don’t gain
those points if you’re not within a fairly limited range, so it pays to stick close to
your friends to maximize your own benefits (and to enable teamwork, of course).

Enter “flappy” as a username and “bird” as a password to play a mini-game clone of Flappy Bird.

Use the “Cipher” item (different from the puzzle you are solving) to complete the grid
instantly. Purchase the blueprint of the Cipher item for 500 credits in the market. It
can be crafted with 400 Ferrite, 400 Salvage, and 100 credits with a one minute build
time. Select the button for the instant use of a Cipher within five seconds to get the
“Counter Intelligence” achievement. Note: A set of ten Ciphers can also be used to easily
complete the mastery test from Rank 4 to Rank 5 (hacking multiple terminals within a time
limit).

Use the following strategy to improve the chance of getting a Kubrow Egg. Play either
the “E Prime” or “Eurasia” (recommended) extermination missions. You should find around
six Kubrow dens in the missions. Equip the Thief’s Wit or Loot Detector mods since
Kubrow Eggs appear as resources on the mini-map after being dropped by a Kubrow Den.
Additionally, the Carrier’s Vacuum precept will be able to collect it when in range.
Equipping the Codex Scanner will help locate Kubrow Dens. Kubrow Eggs have the same
golden aura that appear around rare mod drops.

Allows access to a minigame emulating the gameplay of Flappy Bird. To access, enter “Flappy” as your login email on the login screen. Alternatively, go into your customization settings for your Zephyr Warframe and select the Z loadout.

Grants access to the Wyrmius, a side-scrolling bullet-hell minigame. Accessed by entering “Wyrmius” as your log in email from the login screen. Alternatively, go to your customization settings for your Wyrm or Wyrm Prime Sentinel and select loadout W.

By logging in as username “corpus.outbreak”, no password, the game will run a stress-test demonstration, in this case an endless gauntlet between the Corpus and the Infested factions, on a basic-textured arena. It’s mostly useful for, as the name implies, testing how much a PC’s processing and graphics can handle at once. If technical information (RAM usage, ping gauge etc.) was previously enabled, it’ll also display during this demo. At worst, it’s still a very interesting screen-saver.