Class of Heroes 3 Remaster
Enrol at one of three academies, build a student party and map sprawling first-person dungeons.
By ACQUIRE Corp. and Zerodiv, published by PQube. Out now on PC.
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1 / 6Class of Heroes 3 Remaster is a school-themed 3D dungeon-crawling RPG from ACQUIRE Corp. and Zerodiv, published by PQube. It arrived on Windows PC through Steam on September 18, 2025 at US$29.99, bringing the third entry of the series to Western players after a 15-year wait.
The setup is classic party-based crawling with a campus twist. You enrol at one of three schools, recruit classmates from a long list of races and classes, then march them into labyrinths to fight, loot and come back stronger.
This remaster adds more characters, more classes and bigger dungeons than earlier entries, plus a relationship system that rewards a party whose members actually get along. Steam reviews currently sit at Mixed, and it carries a mature warning for strong language and innuendo.
Gameplay
The loop is old-school and proud of it. You assemble a party on campus, descend into large labyrinthine dungeons, fight whatever blocks the corridor, and haul the loot back to gear up for a deeper run. Each trip should leave the team a little tougher than the last.
Party building is where the depth lives. Hundreds of combinations of race, class, weapons, armour and items mean two players can field completely different line-ups for the same floor. A sturdy front row with a fragile caster behind it plays nothing like a balanced squad of hybrids, and figuring out which mix survives the next boss is the real puzzle.
Your choice of school matters beyond the uniform. Each of the three academies changes the difficulty curve and the story you follow, so the opening decision doubles as a difficulty setting.
The new relationship system ties it together. Students in your party can form bonds or fall out, and stronger bonds grant bigger bonuses in the field. Keeping a cohesive group together is as much a part of mastery as grinding levels. Full controller support covers DualShock and DualSense pads, and Steam Cloud keeps your save in sync.
Story & Setting
Class of Heroes 3 is set around school life. You join one of three distinct academies, wear its uniform, attend its campus and meet the fellow students who become your adventuring party. Between expeditions you return to that campus to rest, recruit and make friends.
The school you pick shapes the story you see as well as the challenge, so each academy offers its own route through the adventure. The dungeons themselves are the stage for the drama: colossal mazes your class explores together, with friendships tested on every floor.
Key Features
- Choose one of three academies that alter your uniform, difficulty and story
- Recruit classmates from a wide range of races and classes
- Mix hundreds of weapons, armour pieces and items into your own party builds
- Explore larger labyrinthine dungeons than earlier games in the series
- Forge or break bonds with party members for in-dungeon bonuses
- Play on a pad with full DualShock and DualSense support
Platforms & Availability
Class of Heroes 3 Remaster is out now on Windows PC via Steam at US$29.99. Local prices are RM72 in Malaysia, S$29.25 in Singapore, ₱1,049 in the Philippines, ฿590 in Thailand, Rp 286,999 in Indonesia and 420,000₫ in Vietnam. Text is English and Japanese only, so there is no Thai, Indonesian or Vietnamese option. It has full controller support and Steam Cloud saves. The minimum spec is light: an Intel Core i3-8100, a GeForce GTX 1050 and 12 GB of storage on 64-bit Windows 10 or later.
Why it matters
First-person party crawlers in the Wizardry mould are a niche, and this series has a cult following that waited a long time for the third game in English. If you enjoy drawing your own mental map, min-maxing a party and grinding for that one better sword, this is squarely aimed at you, at a modest price. Its Mixed reviews suggest the remaster divides fans, so read up before you buy. Skip it if you want action combat, cinematic cutscenes or menus in a Southeast Asian language.
System requirements
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| OS | WindowsR 10+ | |
| Processor | intel(R) Core(TM) i3-8100 | |
| Memory | 8 MB RAM | |
| Graphics | GeForce GTX 1050, OpenGL | |
| Storage | 12 GB available space |
Questions
When did Class of Heroes 3 Remaster come out on PC?
Class of Heroes 3 Remaster launched on Steam for Windows PC on September 18, 2025, priced at US$29.99.
How much is Class of Heroes 3 Remaster in Malaysia and the Philippines?
Steam prices it at RM72 in Malaysia and ₱1,049 in the Philippines, with S$29.25 in Singapore, ฿590 in Thailand and Rp 286,999 in Indonesia.
Does Class of Heroes 3 Remaster support Thai or Vietnamese?
No. Class of Heroes 3 Remaster is available in English and Japanese only, with no Southeast Asian languages.
Is Class of Heroes 3 Remaster multiplayer?
No. Class of Heroes 3 Remaster is a single-player dungeon crawler where you control a whole party of students yourself.
What PC do I need for Class of Heroes 3 Remaster?
The minimum is 64-bit Windows 10, an Intel Core i3-8100, a GeForce GTX 1050 and 12 GB of free storage, so most modern PCs and laptops qualify.
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Checked 1 Nov 2026. Key art, screenshots and trailer: PQube via Steam.