The classic, school-based 3D dungeon-crawling RPG is back! After a 15 year wait, the third instalment in the series comes to the West, with new features, more characters, classes and bigger dungeons.
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Class is back in session! After a 15 year wait Class of Heroes 3, the revered school-themed dungeon RPG series, is finally here!
Enrol in one of three distinct schools and join your fellow students on an epic dungeon crawling adventure. Enjoy school life on campus and meet brand new friends for a huge range of characters and classes.
Choose your party to suit your play style and then take to the sprawling 3D dungeons to take down enemies and acquire loot to see your party get ever stronger. With hundreds of combinations of Race, Classes, armours, weapons and Items, you can create a wild array of party compositions to take on the challenges ahead!
Remastered for an all new generation, Class of Heroes 3 is the pinnacle of this much loved series!
Key features:
Enter the dungeon!: Class of Heroes 3 takes 3D dungeon-crawling RPGs to a new level - with more characters and bigger dungeons than ever before!
Back to School: Choose from one of three distinct schools - each will change your uniform, difficulty and story!
Make new friends! The new relationship system will allow you to forge (or break!) bonds with the fellow students in your party. The stronger the bond, the greater the benefit!
Let’s party!: Team up with fellow students from a huge range of races and classes to build the best possible party of heroes to explore dungeons with.
Plunder the dungeons!: Take your party into colossal, labyrinthine dungeons - fight off enemies and plunder the loot to make yourself stronger on each run!
Build it your way: With hundreds of weapons, armour and items - along with even more combinations of races and classes. Customise your team to suit your playing style!
New and improved: As the third iteration in the series, every aspect of the original games has been enhanced and improved to make this the most enjoyable in the series yet!
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Nintendo publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $20.09−33% | 52reviews | 67% | — | $40.2K |
| $19.49−35% | 61ratings | 83% | — | not modelled | |
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I want to like this game, I really do. On paper it has a lot of attributes that I love, starting with an anime-aesthetic, design your own party from a long list of classes and races, diverse skills/equipment, etc. In practice is feels more like a half-finished game that lacks most reasonable QOL and massively pads its duration with grinding. Maybe it has been a while since I played a DRPG but I was hoping for something a bit more dynamic. 1. You spend a lot of time on a very small number of tiles/environments (at least 10 hours in). 2. What's worse, the list of monsters you may fight in each map seems to be locked, and is only a small handful on each one (feels like 3-4 most of the time). This leads to the grinding being even more boring as it is the same monster models on the same background over, and over, and over. 3. Significant difficulty jumps between maps of the same area - this connects to the points above, since you're mostly fighting the same thing over and over again, eventually they get super easy from the grinding. Jumping to the next map can sometimes send you right back to the prior map with your tails between your legs to grind more. 4. Equipment prices as WAY too high relative to gold gains, at least in the first few hours. The equipment and cost progression feels broken and hasn't smoothed out until around 8 hours in when gold drops start increasing significantly. 5. Alchemy is super powerful, but not intuitive at all. The UI is also terrible, and the fact that items stay in the "active" state after disenchanting is just nonsense and adds multiple button presses each time. That said, if you look up recommended recipes you can find strong weapons to craft early on that make a MASSIVE difference. 6. Storage... the inventory system flat out stinks. You can get a lot of random drops and you don't know what may be useful, so your inventory fills up fast and you either have to sell or store (in town) to free up space for more. 7. Travel - standard fare for a DPRG. The ability to use the map and auto-walk to a location is very welcome, as are the (eventual) unlock of items and spells to move between areas. 8. Dungeon chests - tremendously disapointing. Random monster chests are hit or miss with a lot of items dropping with negative stat modifiers, which is ok, but the fact that chests on the ground (i.e., static in the dungeon) spawn empty more than 50% of the time is terrible. I suspect you could save scam them but that's just bad design, given how few and far between those chests actually are. I feel like this game could actually get much better with mods that accelerate the early game. After finishing the 3rd major quest the world seems to be opening up a little bit (around level 21), but it has been a slog to get this far. If I hadn't crafted overpowered weapons for this part of the game (one of which I did all on my own, the other two came from a build on GameFAQs) I think I would have given up on the game already. There's a lot of good elements but they just don't seem well connected and the pacing just feels off to me. Those who love DRPGs will probably like this one, and I suspect those who played the prior games as well. Those thinking about dipping their toe into DRPGs may want to look elsewhere, unless you are truly looking for a deep and enduring grind.
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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Languages: English, Japanese**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Now that I have beaten it once, I feel comfortable saying that I like this game overall. This definitely has its problems, but having beaten the first two games on the psp, I knew what I was getting into. As positives: - I like knowing my stats are going up opposed to the previous two where they just kinda hover around 10 above the initial stats. - I enjoyed not having to deal with affinities in races - Most of the systems are basically improved and expanded from the previous games. - Usually you don't need to concentrate to hard when playing this, so you can play this while watching something else. As negatives: - Of the 40+ classes in this game, about 35 of them are just bad versions of the top classes. Although thief isn't a strong class, it is almost required as there are no equal alternatives in the beginning half of the game. - The game makes it seem that a balanced team of 2 physical attackers, knight, theif, magic dps, and healer would be ideal, but due to the weird balancing, the best team is basically 4 dwarf berserkers, a thief, and a healer. - Quests can suck in this game. Dungeons are usually 3-5 maps of 20x20 tiles. A lot of the quests have you finding one question mark that can be placed randomly on any one of these maps. If you use a guide you can finish these quests in a few minutes moving directly to the target, but if not, you will need to spend hours filling out the entirety of maps. My team was fairy sage/princess, elf elementalist/forecaster, human ninja/gunner, bahamoon dragon knight/samurai, felpur hero/beast, and dwarf berserker/hunter. My advice would be to never use a fairy as they die to anything, knights covering is pointless since aoe attacks will still kill the entire backline (at least a dragon knight is a backup healer), and berserkers are as amazing as everyone says they are. Mine can hit for 15-20k in one charge attack when my sage (best magic dps before ng+) was hitting a boss for 4k.
The least similar of the three games to Wizardry. Gone is the alignment system. AC has been turned into the much more familiar Defense/Magic Def/Evasion stats. You're free to assign any ratio of frontliners to backliners. Class changing no longer reverts you to LVL 1 with half your HP/MP instead opting for a separate class proficiency meter also used to learn spells/skills. Classes no longer have stat requirements and can be freely swapped to whenever you want. Weapons no longer have multi-hit tied to them instead being exclusive to most physical classes as a passive that powers up with class proficiency. No equipment class/race restrictions, however the game does have hidden aptitudes for Weapons/Shields depending on your class. Stat gains appear to be static and set in stone based on your race. If you're having trouble with the early game I recommend doing alchemy, unique to this game is how certain broken equipment can actually be used to make higher tier equipment when crafted with different materials.
手軽にwizっぽいDRPGを体験出来るゲーム。 加齢やキャラロストなど今までのプレイが一瞬で水の泡になるような要素は無く、安心して遊べる設計になっている。 ただし通常プレイでのやりこみ要素はそこまで多くない。キャラクターを仕上げたら後はひたすらダンジョン探索となる。 ゲームバランスは極端。縛りを入れれば難易度は上がるが、何でもありならゲームクリアまでは作業ゲーになるかもしれない。 特にエルフ光術師を採用した場合、最後はメニューカーソルの移動の早さだけが上達していくことになるだろう。 プレイヤーの遊び方次第で鬼畜ゲーにも虚無ゲーにもなる。そんなゲームだ。 キャラクタークリエイトの幅はそこまで広くなく、関係性を設定出来る機能もあるが、ゲーム中に彼らがやり取りをする要素はないので、あくまでシステムとして存在しているだけで、没入感のような感触はない。 冒険者の一員として物語に浸りたいなら、世界樹シリーズをおすすめする。 初めてwiz系のDRPGを遊びたい人にはお勧め。それ以外の、特に他作品でwiz系のゲームに触っているならお勧めしない。
为小时候补票，作为drpg很solid的游戏，难度比印象中变低了一点。但不得不说Remaster了个寂寞，不求做到空轨的程度，起码卖100块钱连最基本的各种便携功能得实装一些吧。自动存档没有，道具筛选没有，鼠标操作也没有，开局商店十几页什么也找不到，国际化就不提了，有英文就不错。日系总体上都越来越让人失望，很多是纯糊弄事的态度问题，一大票老牌厂到现在像是还没意识到国际上游戏行业有多卷一样。
An oh so typical 'remaster', no major game play fixes that I see (still with the 100 item inventory limit and terrible mapping system requiring an item, no icons), bad random combat encounters (sometimes every step taken) and back line gets one hit killed. While I've always enjoyed the kinds of games, it's come the point where something needs to actually be done to fix things instead of just farming them, make them possible to be played by a wider range of people. (Don't call me a Jester, I have never and will never be a joker, in this world or the next (happiness does not exist !!!! ))
Great start for First Time players who want to try Dungeon Crawlers. But this game HEAVILY needs a Manual to fully grasp the Mechanics. As of now, there's little to nothing to go by except some untranslated wiki page on the web somewhere.
Never encountered such a terrible port. Completely unplayable with ultrawide monitor. Completely disaster playing with keyboard and mouse. And a really stupid game in general. 0/10
class of heroes 3 is the best in the series, its very fun to play, if you like japanese style dungeon crawler then you will like this game i highly recommend it
the localization is deeply scuffed its like you had 3 teams that never communicated with each other how the actually "universalize" the terminologies... I mean I would not be surprised if the Japanese text is still the same... I hope it is...
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