Cave Story+ Is Another Re-release, This Time For Steam

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Cave Story re-releases aren’t done yet; Nicalis are putting another version of the game out on Steam today, for $10. This new version, titled Cave Story+, has new features such as “HD” (yes, in quotes) graphics, support for the original graphics, and a remastered as well as the original soundtrack. There’s an option to mix and match the two as well.

 

Nicalis say that Cave Story+ supports PC and MAC, and has seven new modes. Nemesis Challenge and Wind Fortress are two of these. In December, they’ll be releasing free content upgrades via Steam. The game supports Steamworks achievements as well.

 

We said Cave Story+ costs $10, but if you buy it during its first week, you can get it for $8.49.

 


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