The newest title from popular video game developer BioWare has been revealed, and it's called "Anthem."

Electronic Arts, the game's publisher, gave a very brief tease of the new game at an event on Saturday. EA's event marked the unofficial beginning of E3, the biggest annual trade show in the video game industry.

The company unveiled only a 50-second teaser trailer, with little indication of how "Anthem" actually plays. So there's not much to say just yet. Based on what we've got, though, we can say there are robot suits, gnarly monsters, and dramatic undertones.

You can get a sense for yourself below:

If all of this raises your interest, you won't have to wait long for more details: EA says a fuller reveal will come at Microsoft's planned Xbox event on Sunday.

"Anthem" is notable for being the long-awaited next intellectual property from Canadian game maker BioWare, which has created a number of acclaimed action and role-playing games over the years. The most popular of those is likely the "Mass Effect" series — though that franchise's last installment, this year's "Mass Effect: Andromeda," was seen as something of a let-down.

While the teaser trailer doesn't give any specific gameplay footage, past comments from EA boss Andrew Wilson have characterized it as an action-adventure title that's built around a "live service" of some sort.

EA says "Anthem" will arrive sometime in the fall of 2018.