Host Cave Horror Project
Horror survival with a 240-quest storyline, voice chat, and things in the dark that hunt you.
Cave Horror Project on a server
How much RAM does a Cave Horror Project server need?
Cave Horror Project is a story pack more than a kitchen sink: Forge 1.20.1, six chapters of quests, and a set of horror mods — Cave Dweller, The Anomaly, Weeping Angels — that stage events rather than spawn thousands of entities. 4 GB (Stone) is enough for a couple of friends; 6 GB (Iron) is the sweet spot for a group deep in the caves at once. The order picker reads the pack's minimum and highlights a safe plan.
On HostGoblin that starts at $13.99/mo with the Stone plan (4 GB RAM) — and resizing later keeps your world.
A smooth Cave Horror Project server
Cave Horror Project hosting FAQ
Which plan should I pick for Cave Horror Project?
Iron (6 GB) for a group, Stone (4 GB) for two or three friends. The picker blocks plans below the pack's minimum.
Does the built-in voice chat work?
Yes, once its port is set to the server's own port — see the tip above. That's the only configuration the pack needs on shared hosting.
Do my friends need the pack installed?
Yes — everyone installs the same version through the CurseForge app. Vanilla Minecraft can't join a modded server.
Can I bring an existing world?
Yes. Upload it through the dashboard file tools on a server running the same pack version, and keep a copy of the original until you've verified it in game.
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