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Is Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Dungeon-crawler fans who want to build and train a custom student party
- RPG players who enjoy planning around classes, skills, courses, and affinities
- Exploration-focused players who want changing dungeons and item crafting
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a straightforward combat path may hit a wall when party classes, affinities, courses, and attributes must be planned together
- Players who prefer fixed, familiar stages may tire of repeatedly mapping dungeons that change on entry
- Players looking for a purely combat-focused RPG may find the school training and inventory systems too involved
- Players seeking cooperative multiplayer may not find the party-management format suitable
Our take on Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition
The bounce point arrives during party preparation: choosing classes, courses, alignments, attributes, and affinity combinations is central before entering the dungeons. Players who want to improvise without managing a cohort may reach that planning layer and stop there.
What is Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition?
Return to Particus Academy as a first-year student and assemble a cohort by choosing each member’s race, gender, class, alignment, course, traits, and attributes.
Train students in combat and evasion, then balance class combinations and affinities when preparing a party. Dungeons contain enemies with different strengths, so encounters require selecting suitable attacks or retreating when the group is unprepared. More than 75 dungeons vary on repeat visits across terrains and buildings, with maps recorded in a yearbook. Exploration produces equipment, coins, treasures, and other items to sell or retain. Recipes and alchemy let students transform dungeon finds or modify weapon attributes.
How Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition plays
- 01Student Cohort Creation
- Each student can receive individual choices for race, gender, class, alignment, course, and traits.
- 02Party Affinity Management
- Class and alignment relationships affect the bonuses available to the group.
- 03Variable Dungeon Layouts
- More than 75 dungeons change across visits, including their terrain and buildings.
- 04Loot And Alchemy
- Found items can be sold, saved, transformed through recipes, or used to alter weapon attributes.
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Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition: platforms & release
Is Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition worth it?
It is worth it if: dungeon-crawler fans who want to build and train a custom student party. Skip it if: players seeking a straightforward combat path may hit a wall when party classes, affinities, courses, and attributes must be planned together.
Where can I download Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition on?
Windows only.
