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.

One of the smaller games unveiled during the EA Play event today was a co-op game titled A Way Out.

The game will instantly be exciting to some, as it comes from the same folks who made the incredible indie title Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons—a game which any and everyone who have never played it should seek out immediately. But this game is far different from Brothers. Instead of playing as siblings in a fantastical world, you play as two men who join up to break out of prison.

Read more about A Way Out and watch a reveal trailer and a gameplay trailer below.

The team working on the upcoming video game sequel Star Wars Battlefront II recently talked about the game.

The two-part chat was with PlayStation, and covers the story—which is set in the 30 years between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens—and how it came to be, its massive worlds, and more.

You can find a bunch of information on the game and check out the videos below.

During the ongoing Star Wars Celebration convention today, the first trailer for developer DICE and publisher Electronic Arts’ first-person shooter sequel Star Wars Battlefront II was unveiled.

The first game looked and felt about as Star Wars as any fan could have hoped, a remarkable technical accomplishment. But the game as a whole, especially considering they didn’t even bother making a single-player campaign, was a bit hollow. The follow-up however, has already been confirmed to include a single-player campaign. So we can only hope that it will be much closer to DICE’s Battlefield 1, only set in a galaxy far, far away.

Continue below to check out the first trailer for Battlefront II.

We’ve known since it was announced that Disney had signed an exclusive deal with video game giant Electronic Arts—not too long after acquiring Lucasfilm—that multiple new Star Wars games were on the way.

Multiple games are still on the way, but in the almost four years since that deal was announced only the new Battlefront has been released. While await more on those other games, it’s been revealed—believe it or not—that Star Wars: Battlefront 2 will in fact have a sing-player campaign.