Warframe Credit Booster Giveaway and Bonus Weekend

[Update] We’ve added 1,000 more codes!

[Original] Starting today, Warframe is kicking off an extended Bonus Weekend Event with double affinity, special deals, high-reward alerts and much more! In addition to this, we’re giving away special 3-day credit booster codes that allow you to earn double the amount of credits, allowing you to double up on the already doubled affinity from the Bonus Weekend Event!

To enter, simply grab a code below and follow the redemption instructions. Make sure to check out the full list of special deals and alerts going on throughout the Warframe extended Bonus Weekend Event below the giveaway widget. Have fun!

Redemption Instructions:

Visit Warframe.com
Make sure you are logged in to Warframe (upper right) in your respective platform’s account.
Go to Warframe.com/promocode
Enter the Promo Code for the platform matching your account

Some of the highlights to expect during Infested Nightmares Bonus Weekend include:

DOUBLE AFFINITY — AUGUST 13 – 17 – From August 13 at 2 p.m. EDT to August 17 at 2 p.m. EDT, earn Double Affinity during Missions. Rank up your Warframe and weapons!
50% OFF SALE — AUGUST 13 – 17 – Darvo has some dreamy sales to offer! Get half off select items in the Market from August 13 at 2 p.m. EDT until August 17 at 2 p.m. EDT.
HIGH-REWARD ALERTS – Take on High-Reward Alerts between August 13 at 2 p.m. and August 17 at 2 p.m. EDT and earn some valuable Rewards!
ALERT 1 – AUGUST 13 at 2 p.m. EDT until August 14 at 2 p.m. EDT – Ishtar (Venus): Survive or DIE. Reward: 10,000 Credits, Orokin Catalyst Blueprint
ALERT 2 – AUGUST 14 at 2 p.m. EDT until August 15 at 2 p.m. EDT – Vallis (Mars): Survive or DIE. Reward: 10,000 Credits, Orokin Reactor Blueprint
ALERT 3 – AUGUST 15 at 2 p.m. EDT until August 16 at 2 p.m. EDT – Proteus (Neptune): Survive or DIE. Reward: 20,000 Credits, Gorgon Wraith
ALERT 4 – AUGUST 16 at 2 p.m. EDT until August 17 at 2 p.m. EDT – Thebe (Jupiter): Survive or DIE. Reward: 50,000 Credits, 25x R5 Fusion Cores

Essential Reading:

PS4 MMOs

DC Universe Online

Out Now?

Yes, this long-running MMO launched alongside the PlayStation 4.

What's the Hook?

This free-to-play MMO features a ton of beloved DC characters. If players want to earn trophies (or play the game's DLC), though, they'll have to throw down a few dollars. DC Universe Online also features an all-star cast of voice actors.
Dynasty Warriors Online Z

Out Now?

Yes! Well, in Japan it is. You'll need to jump through some hoops if you want to play it, but it can be done.

What's the Hook?

It is Dynasty Warriors! We don't really have a good reason to play this other than it being free. The language barrier certainly doesn't make it easier to recommend, and there is probably a reason why it hasn't been brought stateside.
The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited

Out Now?

Yes, The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited came out in June.

What's the Hook?

One of the main selling points of Tamriel Unlimited was that the game doesn't have a monthly subscription. That means once you have purchased the game, you can play it as long as you want. It has gotten better over time, so if you are a fan of Bethesda's work, then you should give this a look.
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn

Out Now?

Yes, the PlayStation 4 version of Square Enix's popular MMO was released in April of 2014. An expansion, titled Heavensward, was recently released in late June.

What's the Hook?

A Realm Reborn isn't just a subtitle, it is a declaration. The original Final Fantasy XIV was a complete mess, but Square Enix managed to right its wrongs with this sequel. A Realm Reborn is a fantastic MMO, and one that justifies its monthly fee. Where else can you ride a gigantic Chocobo around town?
PlanetSide 2

Out Now?

Yes, PlanetSide 2 released on PS4 in June of 2015.

What's the Hook?

PlanetSide 2 manages to combine the trappings of an MMO with the exciting gameplay of a shooter. This is no small task, but somehow Daybreak Game Company has nailed it. If you like shooters, and want to give MMOs a try, then this is a perfect starting point.
War Thunder

Out Now?

Yes, War Thunder was released in June of 2014.

What's the Hook?

This World War II-era MMO is very unique compared to the other entries on this list. Instead of exploring a land full of fantasy, players fly several types of aircraft and tanks. As you can expect, this leads to wild dogfights in the air, and ground combat that is just as intense.
Wander

Out Now?

Yes, Wander, like several MMOs on this list, released in June of 2015.

What's the Hook?

The core concept behind Wander is really cool, it is a narrative-focused MMO without combat. That said, it is currently hilariously (well, maybe not if you bought it) broken. Until the game is fixed, we really can't recommend it any.
APB Reloaded

Out Now?

No, it was announced to come out in "late Q2" of 2015, but publisher Deep Silver hasn't offered up any specifics. It should released soon, if the initial estimate was accurate.

What's the Hook?

This free-to-play version of APB: All Points Bulletin, combines third-person shooters with familiar MMO grind. While the original PC release of the game was met with a mixed reception, we believe in second chances. Especially when they are free!
DayZ

Out Now?

No, it seems like a 2016 release on consoles is likely.

What's the Hook?

Originally a mod of ARMA 3, DayZ is an open-world survival game that has been expanded into a standalone product. It has been a huge success on PC, selling over three million copies, and could make a huge impact on consoles as well.

Oh, and there are zombies. People love zombies.
Dragon of Legends

Out Now?

No, there is currently no estimated date for Dragon of Legends release. We would reckon a 2016 release makes sense.

What's the Hook?

Dragon of Legends is an ambitious cross-platform 2D MMO. This means you'll be able to continue your progress on whatever platform you are playing on, be it PS4 or iOS. We're excited to learn more about this one!
EverQuest Next

Out Now?

No, there is currently no estimated time for when EverQuest Next will release on PlayStation 4.

What's the Hook?

It is EverQuest! This highly anticipated MMO is Daybreak's main priority right now, as it should be. They'll be hoping to bring the series back to its peak popularity.
H1Z1

Out Now?

No, H1Z1 will not be released on PS4 until the PC version is finished. It may be a while.

What's the Hook?

Similar to DayZ, H1Z1 is set during a zombie apocalypse. The game has the unique focus on cooperation and surviving, instead of players fighting each other. We look forward to seeing what Daybreak does with H1Z1!
Neverwinter

Out Now?

No, but this Dungeons & Dragons MMO is already out on Xbox One. No release date is set for PS4.

What's the Hook?

Neverwinter has been a lot of fun so far on Xbox One, so we can't wait to see it on PlayStation 4. This MMO was originally released in 2013, but has found new life on consoles.
Uncharted Waters Online

Out Now?

No, but it releases in Japan in September. No word yet on if a localization is happening.

What's the Hook?

No, this is not THE Uncharted. Instead, Uncharted Waters Online allows players to captain ships across the sea. It looks cool, but we don't expect this one to get localized.
Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade

Out Now?

No, it is expected to release (as an Early Access title) on PC later this summer. No word on when the console version will hit.

What's the Hook?

Based off the popular Warhammer 40,000 series, Eternal Crusade is a third-person shooter. Considering how recognizable the franchise is, this could be a real player on the MMO market. We can't wait to learn more about it, and play it on PlayStation 4.
PS4 MMO Games - A Look at Current and Upcoming Titles
Onigiri

Out Now?

Yes, but only in Japan right now. A North American release is in the works.

What's the Hook?

An MMORPG with an action twist, Onigiri is slated to release in NA later this year. It is free-to-play, so any fans of anime-style games should check it out.