Class of Heroes 3 Remaster
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Class of Heroes 3 Remaster | Date Announcement Trailer
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Critic Reviews for Class of Heroes 3 Remaster
Class of Heroes 3 Remaster is the kind of repetitive, dense, and often punishing dungeon-crawler that won't be for everyone. For the people who enjoy that kind of experience, though, it's a must-play blast from the past.
Class of Heroes 3 Remaster has a lot to offer for those who love to min/max, but limited social options, a steep learning curve and a harsh difficulty hamper the initial experience.
Class of Heroes 3 Remaster is the improvement of a genre that Acquire helped build throughout all these years.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
The systems of Class of Heroes 3 Remaster are some of the most thought through in the genre. The classes are creative and diverse, and there is always a new reward around the corner. However, the early game feels like an early Etrian Odyssey game, while the rest of the main game feels like a more recent Etrian Odyssey game on picnic mode. While neither is bad, those who enjoy the latter would have already been thrown off by the former, and those who want the former will be bored by the latter. In addition to this, the poor translation makes it difficult to recommend it to people who are not massive fans of the genre, and even then, the easy difficulty level will likely make it a bad match for those players as well. For dungeon exploration alone and tinkering with menus, Class of Heroes 3 Remaster is one of the best in class. However, none of the menu tinkering truly matters in terms of actually beating the game.
Class of Heroes 3 Remaster may not be a massive step up from its predecessors but one thing's for sure: if you love old-school dungeon crawlers then you'll thoroughly enjoy discovering its copious amounts of rewarding content. Plus, the characters are so cute! 🏫
Class of Heroes 3 Remaster is an RPG from another era; a game that's generous with content but demanding of patience. It's an adventure that rewards dungeon crawler fans with depth and personality, and serves as a charming entry point for newcomers.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
If you must get this game, then you must, and Godspeed to you. Maybe you loved the original PSP versions. Maybe you need to play every dungeon crawler available on the Switch. Or maybe you hope that supporting this title will lead to the 3D sequels getting a Western release. Whatever the case, do your thing, but, for players trying to find a new title that goes toe-to-toe with Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society or Boyfriend Dungeon, Class of Heroes 3: Remaster is simply not the right class to audit. Drop it, and go take literally anything else.
