Rockstar Games released a launch trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI on Thursday, about a month before the game comes out, The Verge and IGN reported.

The trailer runs about 90 seconds and was captured entirely on a PlayStation 5, both outlets reported. It opens with a "plays best on PS5" message, IGN reported, a nod to Rockstar's partnership with Sony.

The clip shows new footage of the game's two leads, Jason and Lucia, in its open world. "I got in some trouble in the army," Jason says. "Didn't leave on the best of terms. They don't give loans or anything to people like me," IGN reported. The trailer also shows Lucia wearing an ankle tag and a brief shower scene, IGN reported.

Rockstar also released a short story summary. "Jason and Lucia have always known the deck is stacked against them," it reads, The Verge reported. An easy score goes wrong, and the pair end up in a criminal plot across the state of Leonida.

The trailer features "Flower in a Hurricane," a new song that Rockstar credits to Justice featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, IGN and Kotaku reported. Justice, an electronic duo, composed the game's original score, IGN reported. Rockstar has said the song will be on the game's official soundtrack, Kotaku reported.

The Verge said the trailer does not reveal much new. Rockstar showed a longer "extended look" at the game in August, The Verge reported.

Grand Theft Auto VI launches Nov. 19 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and Series S, Kotaku reported. That is 13 years after the last game in the series, The Verge reported.

What we know: Rockstar's last trailer before launch is out, and the Nov. 19 date still stands.
What we don't: How the game will play in full and how players and critics will judge it.