Sledgehammer Games will release "Call of Duty: WW2" on November 3, 2017, if the latest leak is accurate. The game might also still have a PS4 DLC limited time exclusive deal just like all previous Call of Duty games.

The latest leak showed an alleged promo poster of "Call of Duty: WW2." A YouTube user shared it on Twitter. The poster indicates that the release date of the upcoming game is Nov. 3, 2017.  

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The leaked poster also suggests that the PS4 DLC limited time exclusive deal between Activision and Sony will hold. The topmost upper right corner of the poster shows that players on PS4 will be able to play the Map Packs of the game 30 days ahead of everyone else.  

3rd of November! @FPSArcer @7421boss @CALLOFDUTYBAS3 @xXMLGxProxXzZ pic.twitter.com/zR6vBRvapV

— Hansie (@akaCanyon) April 10, 2017

Furthermore, COD game enthusiasts have compared the new leaked image with that of the first leaked artwork several weeks ago to find out if it is legit, Charlie Intel reported. Apparently,  the two images have lots of similarities.

The Nov. 3 release date of the game, which falls on a Friday, appears to be legit and concurs with the previous launch dates of previous games in the series. For example, "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" was released November 4 and the "Black Ops 3" arrived on Nov. 6, both of which fell on a Friday. 

At this point, Sledgehammer Games has remained mum on the series of leaks involving the release of "Call of Duty: WW2." Fans should wait for the studio to release official details of the game this month.

Sledgehammer Games co-founder Michael Condrey has promised lots of surprises for COD fans adding that it's going to be worth the while.

A trailer for "Call of Duty: WW2" is expected to be released soon.