To close out their EA Play event, Electronic Arts showed off the latest in one of their biggest franchises, titled Battlefield 1.

While the Call of Duty franchise keeps going into the future—something that has not been all that popular with players—developer DICE is taking the Battlefield franchise way, way back with the game set in World War I. A gameplay trailer for the new game was shown.

You can see the new game in action in the trailer below.

Instead of focusing on one specific Star Wars game such as Star Wars Battlefront, EA took the opportunity to preview all of the games they’re working on for the franchise, which is many from a bunch of different developers including Titanfall developer Respawn Entertainment, who’s working on a third-person title, BioWare, DICE, and more.

As far as actually showing the games, there’s not a whole lot of that. It’s more of a behind the scenes video talking with many of the people who are working on these highly anticipated Star Wars games. But there is one particular game that is briefly shown that will excite eager fans. That would be the game being worked on by Dead Space developer Visceral Games, led by former top Naughty Dog talent Amy Hennig—who was a writer and creative director on their Uncharted series and joined Visceral back in April of 2014—with the help of Lucasfilm VP and Executive Creative Director Doug Chiang.

It’s not much at all, and it is early footage, but you can see that brief first gameplay peek and more on the various Star Wars games being worked on in the video below.

We don’t have the first Mass Effect Andromeda gameplay demo, which many were hoping would come out of E3 2016—at least not yet.

What we do have is a new video previewing the game, which includes looks behind the scenes of the making of the game and new peeks at the game itself, including a few quick shots of real gameplay. Some of this gameplay shows the return of the fan-favorite Mako vehicle in speeding around different planets as well!

Continue below to check out the new Mass Effect Andromeda preview video below.

One of the biggest problems people had with Titanfall was that it didn’t have a single-player campaign, only multiplayer, and still cost the same as full-price game—a problem that has persisted in gaming lately. But it appears a lesson was learned.

Electronic Arts is technically not taking part in E3 2016, hosting their own separate event called EA Play, but with the convention beginning today anyway, it’s easier to simply bunch them in with all our E3 coverage this week. As part of their event, Titanfall 2 is being presented and trailers have been released that confirm there will be a single-player campaign this time around.

You can see the trailers below.