A teaser trailer for Dragon Age 4 was shared during The Game Awards.

This is the teaseriest kind of teaser. No footage of the actual game was shown. But that’s not a huge surprise. Mass Effect: Andromeda hasn’t even been out two years yet and BioWare is currently working on Anthem, so fans likely still have a lengthy wait ahead of them before we see this one arrive. Though, according to executive producer Mark Darrah, they’ve been working on the game for a while now.

You can give the teaser trailer a watch and read messages from both Darrah and creative director Matthew Goldman below.

Yesterday we saw a teaser for Anthem, the new game from Mass Effect and Dragon Age developer BioWare. We were promised at the time that a full reveal for the game would be coming during Microsoft’s E3 2017 presentation, and that was indeed the case.

Closing out the showcase, a nearly seven-minute gameplay demo for Anthem was shown. The game basically looks like an amalgamation of games like Titanfall, Destiny, and Dark Void, with a bit of James Cameron’s Avatar universe thrown into the mix for good measure.

Read more about the game and watch the gameplay reveal below.

A new game titled Anthem was teased during the EA Play event to kick off the E3 2017 festivities. The game is a brand new title from BioWare, the developer of the Mass Effect and Dragon Age series.

Interestingly enough, EA decided to only show the brief teaser trailer you can find below. The full reveal of the game will come tomorrow during Microsoft’s E3 presentation.

It’s been two weeks now since Mass Effect: Andromeda was released, and things…have not gone quite as hoped. The game’s numbers have been solid, but initial critical response was poorer than expected. It hasn’t been a complete disaster, but the incredibly high expectations were not being met. And while a game being released with its fair share of problems is nothing new, we thankfully live in a time where many of these problems can be remedied. Something that developer BioWare is indeed working on.

The company has posted a lengthy update in which they detail some of the improvements that will be made in upcoming patches beginning with one tomorrow. You can read all about these fixes below.

When it comes to video games I’m much more into the single-player campaigns, only dabbling in the multiplayer offerings. Every once in a while, however, I do get fully sucked into a particularly addicting multiplayer mode, and sometimes spend far more time playing that than the campaign.

One such game was Mass Effect 3, which for me personally has one of the very best and most addictive multiplayer modes ever created. So as the next game in the series, Mass Effect: Andromeda, was announced and began making its long trip to us, one of my biggest concerns was whether they would mess with the multiplayer too much.

With the game now only one week away, the fourth in a series of gameplay videos has been released. This one previews the game’s multiplayer action, and you can see how it looks below.

We still have to wait a week and a half or so until we finally get our hands on the next game in the Mass Effect franchise, Mass Effect: Andromeda. But to help add to your excitement level (if that’s even possible), a launch trailer for the game has been released online a little early.

The trailer is pretty straight forward. It’s a cinematic, touching on your character’s story and featuring some of the game’s other characters, including more peeks at the primary antagonist the Archon, all set to the song “Human” by Rag’n’Bone Man.

You can check out the Mass Effect: Andromeda launch trailer below.

The latest gameplay video for Mass Effect: Andromeda, which—hold on to your butts—will become a real part of your life during the month that we are in right this very moment, has been released online.

If you’re all about the combat, then the first video and second video in the gameplay series are for you. But if you’re more about the exploration of various alien worlds and discovering new things, then you my friend are in the right place. The new video found below dives into how you’ll explore the various worlds and what you might find there. It also touches briefly on two things that stood out to me personally as a Mass Effect fan: the first is being able to see the places you visit outside your ship’s windows in real-time, which is amazing, and also having to choose who of your people to wake from cryosleep at various times depending on what your needs are. An exciting new feature which will surely lead many to push the pause button and head off on a mission to retrieve snacks while they ponder the choice that must be made.

BioWare has released the second part in their series of Mass Effect: Andromeda combat gameplay videos. The first video previewed the game’s weapons and skills.

For the second video in the series, the focus shifts to customizing your character’s abilities with combat profiles, as well as commanding and progressing your squadmates.

Click on over to the other side now to check out the video.

A pair of Game of Thrones stars are voicing characters in the highly anticipated upcoming video game Mass Effect: Andromeda.

A new video has been released introducing Natalie Dormer, best known for playing Margaery Tyrell on Thrones, Anne Boleyn on The Tudors, and Cressida in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, as part of the game’s voice cast. Dormer voices an Asari doctor named Lexi T’Perro (seen above). In the video, in which Dormer talks briefly about her character and the game, she mentions that Gethin Anthony is also voicing a character named Gil. Anthony is known for playing Renly Baratheon on Game of Thrones, who was married to Dormer’s character.

You can read more about the game and give the video a watch below.

In case you missed it, a new gameplay demo was recently released for Mass Effect: Andromeda.

The demo is the first in a series of gameplay videos focused on combat that will be released ahead of the game’s launch a month from now. The first installment focuses on the game’s various weapons and skills, and can be seen below.