May 03, 2017 08:02 AM EDT By Mark Stevens Peterson, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Call of Duty: WW2" will not be ruled by male soldiers alone, but it will also have female ones in the multiplayer feature. This will encourage female players to try out the video game when it is launched.

"Call of Duty: WW2" Female Soldiers Included In Multiplayer

Video game developer Sledgehammer confirmed that players can use female soldiers in the multiplayer feature. Studio boss Michael Condrey tweeted a reply to a fan after asking if there would be any female characters in the multiplayer aspect. Female soldiers were also available in the recent entries of the game franchise, Gamespot reported.

"Call of Duty: WW2" Campaign Mode Includes Female Character

During the "Call of Duty: WW2" global reveal, it was announced that during the campaign mode, players will be able to use a female character at one period of the game. This female character will be a French woman fighting in the resistance, VG247 reported.

"Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered" Listed For PS4 And Xbox One

With the reveal of the upcoming "Call of Duty: WW2," it turns out that another game from the franchise might be coming to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One soon. Online retailer GameFly has suddenly listed "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered" on their website, which could mean that it will now be a separate purchase. Previously, it was an extra game included if interested buyers purchased the "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" special editions, PlayStation Lifestyle reported.

GameFly listed the game as a standalone release, which will be launched on June 20 for the PS4, and on July 20 for the Xbox One. So far, the online retailer has removed the listings of the game after the leak. Currently, the only way to play the remastered video game is through a purchase of the "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" Special edition. They would also need to use the disc in order to play the remastered game.

Check out the Official "Call Of Duty: WW2" Reveal Trailer video below:

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