Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition News

Hello adventurers,

There have been some queries on accessing the help menu when using keyboard and mouse so we thought we would share a short guide on how to reach the "help" menu from the main menu.

"Key" keys: Z key: confirm
X key: return

Step 1:
Enter the main menu (after selecting your save file OR completing the intro sequence), and press the "S" key.


Step 2:
This will bring up the "camp menu" displayed below, from here press the down key to reach the "help" bar and press "Z" to select.
The camp menu can also be accessed from the labyrinth in the same way!


Step 3:
This will bring up the below two screens which display a layout for which keys bind to which action on keyboard support.


Best of luck with the adventures ahead!

Get ready for your weekend to disappear into the dungeons of Class of Heroes! Because Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition is OUT NOW!🎉

Class of Heroes 2G: Remaster Edition is also available, and both games can be bought as a bundle!

Check out our launch trailer below👇
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First time player? Use this amazing guide to help you through your first adventure!

Exciting news adventurers! Class of Heroes: Anniversary Edition will be landing on 26th April!🚀
Head on over to the main page to enjoy an exclusive livestream showcasing early gameplay!

Checkout the trailer below!
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Also coming on the 26 April is Class of Heroes 2G: Remaster Edition! Both will be released as part of the digital bundle!

Elves are perceived as moderately balanced, with a particular focus on magic. Their vitality is low, and their HP growth is slow, making it challenging to position them in the frontline. They also lack any special abilities, besides rocking those luscious blonde locks! Looks like they invested a lot of their stat points into haircare!





While Gnomes might seem suitable for front-row adventuring, they are ill-suited for that role. They have a significantly low amount of strength, and their HP growth is insufficient. However, Gnomes excel in magic ability, faith, and wisdom, making them better suited for back-row positions as support characters.

As Gnomes are ‘invisible spirits’, their levitation act is useful as they will not take damage from shock tiles on the floor and walls. This is important to know as all other races wouldn’t be able to avoid these without having a spell cast over them.





Fairies, the drama queens, that appear magical and enchanting, do not excel in magic like they do in agility and luck. This makes them great choices for agility-based majors and thievery. Fairies have terrible HP growth, it would not be wise to have them leading your party.

Also, just like Gnomes they can levitate, giving them the upper hand in dodging those pesky shock tiles on the ground. But beware! They will not be able to bypass shock walls!





The Race Celestia has very high faith statistics allowing them to be the most perfect healers! You are trusting them with your party's health so, naturally, keeping them snug in the backline is the only logical choice. After all, we wouldn't want those divine feathers caught in the chaos of combat, now would we?





Khulaz are blessed with exceptional agility and luck statistics. They may not be the go to for raw power, but when it comes to luck, they're the equivalent to finding a four-leaf clover! They're the perfect addition to any team, destined to be the squad's most adorable, lovable mascot!

Stay tuned for exciting future announcements.

Thankyou,

PQube & Acquire Corp.

In comparison to other races, Humans are regarded as the ultimate generalists. They are deemed versatile with their capability to adapt to many of the different courses. However, their flexibility comes at the expense of a reduced life span, due to the absence of a racial skill.

Humans can obtain a respectable amount of HP, making them a good choice to be at the front of the party.





Dwarves are perceived as a resilient race known for their tenacious qualities. They excel in strength and vitality, coupled with high faith. This makes them excellent candidates for the frontline. You can use this macho-type race an to gain an advantage, due to its wealth of HP.





Felpurrs are recognized for their significant strength and vitality, making them formidable frontline adventurers. With their good amount of HP gain and levelling opportunities they would be great to have. Their stats are evenly balanced, making them good choices for a range of classes.





Bahamoons are considered the most typical warrior type of Race. They have terrible magic statistics, faith, and wisdom, and have awful agility and luck abilities too. They do however, over excel with strength and vitality, making them nearly unstoppable with great armor and weapons!

Bahamoons also have an ability called Breath which is useful on enemies that don’t die by only physical attacks.





Diabolos can be debated as the Strongest Race! They have excellent HP growth, the same as Dwarves, so would be a perfect fit for frontline! They have good internal vitality and good wisdom. Having these attributes would be well suited for offensive magic majors.

Additionally, their ability to use Breath attacks equips them well for handling magical adversaries.


Stay tuned for Part 2, and future announcements.

Thankyou,

PQube & Acquire Corp.