The Black Glove Gets PlayStation 4 Support Tier, New Trailer

By Alex Osborn

Day for Night Games, the studio currently seeking funding on Kickstarter for its game The Black Glove, has announced that it's adding PlayStation 4 support to its list of reward tiers.

In addition to this exciting announcement, the developer released a new trailer. Give it a look below.

The Black Glove is "an eerie, surrealistic, first-person game experience by an independent team of developers who helped make BioShock Infinite & BioShock." The Kickstarter has nine more days to go, and just over $138,000 of its $550,000 goal has been raised. 

If you'd like to show your support and throw a few bucks the studio's way, head over here.

Alex Osborn
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