In celebration of the game's early access and its upcoming release, Bethesda has unveiled the official trailer of "Dishonored 2."

The almost two-minute video, with some bloody and violent scenes, covers a portion of the game's story.

It gives fans a glimpse of what to expect as well as a look at a few special abilities.

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"Dishonored 2" is set to be released on Friday, Nov. 11. However, there have been come complaints about issues plaguing the PC version of the game.

One gamer who got a copy earlier than the game's release date revealed complained about these issues online.

NeoGAF user Dmax3901 got a preview copy of "Dishonored 2" from Bethesda, and he spent a good time examining how the game works and if it lives up to expectations.

In a long column supported by many screenshots, Dmax3901 showed how problems with frame rates continued the entire time he was playing the game.

Dmax3901 claims that he "was unable to maintain 60 fps at 1440p" on his PC, which has R9 290 graphics, an i5 4690k processor, and 16GB of RAM

Players can pre-order the standard copy of the game for $59.96 or the premium collecter's edition for $99.99 and start playing on November 10. 

The collector's edition of the game comes with a premium replica of Corvo Attano's Attack mask, Emily's ring, limited edition propaganda poster, and a lot more

Additionally, the pre-orders come with a free (digital) copy of "Dishonored: Definitive Edition," which includes all the previously released DLC.

Meanwhile, it has been confirmed that there will be a 9 GB day one patch on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One that improves things like load times, texture streaming, audio mixing, frame rate, and shadow quality.