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Which specific version of CS+ are you playing? Steam, GoG, Epic Games store, Humble Store, Humble Bundle? And if it was in a Humble Bundle, when did you get it? Various different versions of CS+ have this working, and different versions have various issues. I know the Steam version has had the...

To be honest, I think the original freeware version of the game is the way to go, because that's the classic experience that was really polished and barely has any bugs. It also has the AGTP translation which is a lot more natural than the dry and flat NICALiS translation. But that's coming from...

This handy little guide on the tribute site should get you going in the right direction: https://www.cavestory.org/guides-and-faqs/puppy-locations.php

The problem is that the music was missing several tracks when the Wiiware version first launched, which really left a bad taste in everyone's mouths, even after it got patched. But even after it got patched, it had the underlying issue of most of the tracks being too quiet, and often slowed...

That's okay, onto bigger and better things... I know the feeling, sometimes a project can start to feel like more of a chore than a fun hobby, and it can eventually drag you down. Best of luck in whatever you do in the future.

Funnily enough, it was something like this that ended up being my friend's first exposure to Cave Story just recently. A few weeks ago, he decided to try out Cave Story, but instead of playing it the conventional way, he stumbled upon something like this. Unfortunately, somewhere around the Sand...

Yeah, I noticed the "Ma" a while ago, but never really thought much of it. This is the first I'm hearing about Pignon being derived from the French word, though. That does make it odd about the defeat line on Curly mode, though, where it (she?) says "I lost... to a girl..."

Loving that artwork, Eli. I like the possessed Misery drawing, and I also like the reclining Misery in that second to last picture of Misery. And I really like that drawing of Arthur. It seems to portray a bit more tender-heartedness than what we see in King, but also still gives him the kind...

Ooh, that's really nice. I like the moonlight effect you have on Quote and Sue, and there's something I like about the way you drew Sue.

Ah, nice. I remember noticing that lighting when playing that part, and noticing that the light of the character didn't change, and thinking about Sue's Story using that mechanic. Nice to see you sprucing more things up.

Oh wow, I never found that secret. Guess it's somewhere on the outside. Good job finding that secret.

All right, I played through this thing another time, and enjoyed it. Overall, I enjoyed it. Stayed consistent with having distinct, new characters in areas that feel fresh but still feel like Cave Story.

Pretty slick, Kappu. I took this for a quick spin, and honestly, if I didn't know any better, and if I didn't need to troubleshoot my Java Runtime Environment to get this working, I would have assumed this is just normal Cave Story. It's so cool to see how far we've come with having something...

Just played this mod. It's an interesting, simple mod with a unique visual style. It wasn't anything too extravagant, but it kept me interested with its fast pace and autosave. I'm glad that I read Hina's post before playing, because I probably would have been stuck at the beginning for a while...

I fell a bit behind on this, but got some time this morning to catch up on these compositions! @2DBro Ninety: Kind of soft, "pressing onward" kind of tone Overlay: Felt a bit choppy at the beginning, but is decent afterward, and gets kind of interesting. Rupert's Day: Got my attention right...

The main menu immediately grabbed my attention. The music had a nice calm but ominous feel to it, so I listened to it before starting. It was a bit short, and the loop was a bit jarring, but I still enjoyed it. The mod maintained a dark, wary atmosphere. The level design and progression was...

Ah, good old Kapnachi, and there's chinfish. Interesting fog effect and kind of dark-ish aura.

First you need to have Java installed. The Java Runtime Environment (JRE) should be enough for running Java applications, but you can also install the Java Development Kit (JDK) if you want. If that's installed, then simply run the .jar file like it's an EXE.