I recommend getting the + version, if only because it's on Steam, and graphics and music can be toggled to the old if you prefer that, and it comes with all the nice, shiny doodads Steam lobs into everything. The weak story does almost nothing to diminish the fact that this game, in both it's original and + forms, is nothing short of a masterpiece. Characters are often flat personalities, and while there is SOME lore, you really have to be aiming to understand it, and it's easily skippable. It's nothing special, price-wise, but it's got a lot of meat on it's bones, so 10$ is a low price point. If you want the + version, which only adds new graphics and music, from what I can tell anyways, it's 10 USD. WORKABILITY: There's no glitches, no bugs. From a pea shooter to a rocket launcher to one that goes through walls, you'll find something for your playstyle. You have a variety of weapons, all of them do different things, and all of them are completely nuts. Cave Story's main strength is in it's gameplay. He, innocently enough, was exploring caverns near American Fork, Utah. A journey that lasted into a good part of 2001. Ted and the Mystery Cave Ted started a journey in December of 2000.
#TV TROPES CAVE STORY ARCHIVE#
Game Tabs Cave Story at LP Archive Cave Story at GameFAQs Cave Story at TV Tropes Cave Story at FanFiction. Ted the Caver, fitting himself into the hole that he and a friend opened up to explore an unknown cave. Original Soundtrack The main theme is a cheery tune that plays over the title screen, setting you up for. Cave Story links of a miscellaneous nature. The game thrusts you into the action with no explanations, forcing you to figure. A page for describing AwesomeMusic: Cave Story. The 'new' music doesn't add much Go with Remastered. Bewitched Box Set Paranormal Stories Including Angels Alphas Ghosts Greek Gods. Cave Story is a freeware Metroidvania game by Daisuke Amaya, aka Studio Pixel. I prefer the remastering, which adds a whole new depth to these songs. The older music does feel a bit bleepy for my tastes, but that's me. Both get the job done, mind you It's up to your preference. GRAPHICS: The old ones are nice and NES-like, and the new ones emulate the SNES or the Genesis far more. For this review, I used Cave Story +, on the Steam store. It was a rousing success, made by one man, over the course of YEARS. Note: This review was written using the graphics and music of Cave Story+, which are all-new and remastered, respectively.Ĭave Story is perhaps one of those freeware games The rare kind that succeed so well that, when Nintendo placed it on the Wii Shop Channel, it sold so quickly that you could count the number of people who didn't know of it's success on as many hands as there were non-Wii owners, and in it's heyday, that was basically nobody.
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