'Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare' rumors: Clearer copy of cover art leaked, more info shown

After the cover art for the rumored "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" got leaked, another copy surfaced just a day after, but this time, it offers a much clearer view, and more details can be seen as well.

A "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" cover has been posted on Reddit again, this time it seems that it is intended for Canadian market. Based on the image, the Standard Edition will be avaialble for CA$79.99, roughly US$60, while the Legacy Edition will go for CA$109, about US$88.  The Legacy Edition will also include a remastered copy of "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" when it gets released.  

Additionally, the image also shows that there will only be 10 multiplayer maps for the remastered game, while the original game contained 20 multiplayer maps when it was released. Map names were not mentioned on the leaked image.

For three consecutive days, "Call of Duty" fans were treated to several pieces of leaked information with their bloved game. This is the fourth instance, in less than a week. The rumored unveil date, said to be May 3 for the "Call of Duty 2016," was still under a generalized name. Followed by an actual-game-name leak the following day, "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare." Then the not so clear cover art, intended to be a promo cover for Target stores, according to an earlier report.

Many fans are now simply waiting for the reveal date to confirm the earliest rumor, until, the official YouTube channel for "Call of Duty" dropped a bomb on the last day of the month – a teaser trailer possibly for the upcoming game.

GamesRadar dissected the 30-second trailer, a game character that looks exactly like "Robocop's" Peter Weller, talking on the camera. He said, "Make no mistake. We will rip you from the history books. Every last trace of you gone. You will know loss. We will be the architects of your pain. We will build monuments to your destruction. The whole world will bear witness to this: our ascension. We will blot out your skies. We will bury you in darkness. Know this and know us. We are your enemy."

The last portion of the message was not clear anymore.

The unannounced "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" is said to be made available by Nov. 4.

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