Forge · Minecraft 1.20.1

Cave Horror Project server — Forge 1.20.1, installed in one click

A chaptered horror modpack: go down, survive, push through the quests.

The essentials

A Cave Horror Project server costs $15.00/mo at Nexus Games, for 8 GB of dedicated DDR5 ECC RAM on Ryzen 9 7950X3D and NVMe SSD. The modpack runs on Forge for Minecraft 1.20.1 and installs in one click from NexusPanel: no files to upload, no mod loader to set up by hand.

Cave Horror Project at a glance

AuthorJustErikSK
Minecraft versionMinecraft 1.20.1
Mod loaderForge
Pack typeHorror and zombies
Recommended RAM8 GB dedicated DDR5 ECC
Matching plan$15.00/mo
CurseForge downloads6.2 million
InstallationOne click from NexusPanel

View Cave Horror Project on CurseForge

What is Cave Horror Project?

The atmosphere rests on sound and darkness, and playing together sharpens it rather than breaking it. The chapters add scripted content rather than machines, so server load stays moderate.

Horror packs rest on atmosphere rather than machines: server load stays moderate, and co-op sharpens the experience instead of breaking it.

Installing Cave Horror Project on your server

Two sides to prepare: the server, from the panel, and your own game, which needs the same pack in the same version.

Server side

  1. 1Order a 8 GB Minecraft plan: delivery is instant.
  2. 2In NexusPanel, open the modpack installer and search for “Cave Horror Project”.
  3. 3Start the install: the panel fetches the pack and Forge for Minecraft 1.20.1, then restarts the server on it.

Player side

Install Cave Horror Project from the CurseForge app, Prism Launcher or the Modrinth app: they download the pack and Forge for you. Then add your server address, shown in NexusPanel.

Versions must match exactly between server and client: a single modpack version apart is enough for the connection to be refused.

How much RAM for a Cave Horror Project server?

We recommend the 8 GB tier for Cave Horror Project, and it is the one priced above. A modpack uses memory per loaded mod before it uses any per player: the pack sets the tier, the number of connected players only fine-tunes it.

You can change tier at any time from your client area, prorated and without losing your progress.

Configure a 8 GB server

Frequently asked questions

How much RAM does a Cave Horror Project server need?

The 8 GB tier is the one we recommend for Cave Horror Project. Below it the server still boots, but world loading times and TPS degrade as soon as several players explore at the same time.

Which Minecraft version and which mod loader?

Cave Horror Project runs on Forge for Minecraft 1.20.1. The panel installs both together: no server jar to upload, no Forge to configure.

How do I install Cave Horror Project on my server?

From NexusPanel: open the modpack installer, search for “Cave Horror Project”, pick the version and start. The server restarts on the pack. No FTP access is needed, although it stays available.

How many players on a Cave Horror Project server?

Our Minecraft plans are sold by RAM, not by slot count: memory is what sets the practical limit. The 8 GB tier suits a group of friends; beyond about ten players exploring at the same time, move up one tier.

Can I switch modpacks later?

Yes, as often as you like: the panel's installer offers more than 10,000 CurseForge modpacks and 9 distributions (Paper, Forge, NeoForge, Fabric, Mohist…). Back up your world before switching packs — a world is not compatible from one modpack to another.