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　　Developer Broken Window Studios has confirmed that its upcoming open-world horror game, Grave, will launch on PlayStation 4. Previously, the game was confirmed only for Xbox One and PC.

　　You can watch a new trailer for the game above and see some new screenshots in the gallery below.

　　Grave was funded through Kickstarter, with its original campaign successfully wrapping up in April with more than $37,000 pledged against its $30,000 target. You can play a work-in-progress version of Grave today on PC by downloading a demo here.

　　When the Kickstarter page went up earlier this year, Broken Window said its main goal for Grave was to "scare the living crap out of players." For more on Grave, which will be released in 2015, check out GameSpot's previous coverage.

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