Bioware’s next big game, courtesy of the main Edmonton studio, will be a new IP called Project Dylan. Though we’ve heard rumours about it such its usage of elements inherent in The Division and Destiny, we won’t have to wait much longer to see it.

Images leaked from behind-the-scenes of the upcoming EA Play press conference indicate that Dylan will have a 45 second trailer. The original source is unknown but Wario64 has them on Twitter. You can check them out below. Along with Dylan, it seems that EA will be showcasing A Way Out (perhaps an EA Originals title) and Madden on Project Scorpio.

We already know that Star Wars: Battlefront 2 will be at EA Play with a multiplayer demonstration. Pre-alpha footage of a 20 vs. 20 match on Theed was leaked earlier today, though it’s since been pulled.

EA Play will start at 12 PM PDT and we couldn’t be more excited. What are your thoughts on the schedule? Let us know in the comments.

Slight peek at EA Conference schedule (A Way Out cinematic trailer, (?) and Scorpio (Madden), 45 second trailer worldwide reveal of a game pic.twitter.com/1qSi9ntUmN

— Wario64 (@Wario64) June 10, 2017

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tfw it’s an EA conference when WIP audio, no gfx pic.twitter.com/2xlqk3N2HM

— Wario64 (@Wario64) June 10, 2017

Bioware’s new IP is slated to be something along the lines of Bungie’s Destiny or Ubisoft’s The Division– and we may get to see more of it at E3 this year, if this new report is to be believed. According to Unseen64’s Liam Robertson (via IBTimes), this new game, codenamed ‘Dylan’, may be shown off at E3 this year.

Apparently, Dylan appropriates elements from both Destiny and The Division, and is the largest game that Bioware has ever worked on (which makes sense, if you think about it- a game of this sort cannot be any small undertaking). Bioware is gearing up to reveal it at E3 this year, presumably at EA’s EA Play show- if so, that’s one notable announcement EA will have, if nothing else.

For now, this remains conjecture and speculation- but Robertson has a good track record for this kind of stuff, so there is no reason to necessarily treat this with more skepticism than necessary. For now, take this with tentative helpings of salt.