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Class of Heroes II

SCORE: 58

Class of Heroes II is for a select group of gamers. The hardcore RPG fan who takes things very slowly, and work through games meticulously. There are fans of this game play style in the video game industry. How do I know? Class of Heroes II is fan funded and supported. They put their money where their mouths were.

The bright and colorful look to Class of Heroes II is nice to see in this kind of a game. The majority of the characters in this hand held dungeon crawler are dressed moderately and conservatively. Which is a real shock, and a welcome surprise. Attacks are shown in the form of weapons striking the enemies. Some enemies are blacked out at the start of battles.

Class of Heroes II has some of the strangest sounds of any JRPG this reviewer has ever played. There are a variety of sounds in the dungeons. Few of them are very settling. In fact most of these sounds will make the hair on the back of your neck rise. Many of the tried and true character types are found in Class of Heroes II - the happy, the stern, the alcoholic, the rule breakers, and so on.

Older members of the family can choose from a variety of different races. This comes into play when you decide to create your own characters - who will probably die early and often. That is until you get the feel for this game, and figure out how to do things like save. Which can be done literally anywhere, as long as you press the right button.

The longer I played Class of Heroes II the more I appreciated it. It can be a tough downloadable game to play. The challenge is up there. If anything can go wrong in Class of Heroes II it will go wrong. If you take a cautious approach and head back to town after any mishap, then you should progress along just fine.

There is a spiritual aspect to Class of Heroes II. Most of the teachings in that regard are from an Eastern mindset. Little in Class of Heroes II goes along with the majority belief set in Western culture. I wonder what kinds of game Class of Heroes II would be if it incorporated Western religious beliefs.

So if you are ready for a challenge in a dungeon crawler, are over thirteen years old, like JRPG's, and you have a Playstation Vita or a Playstation Portable then you may want to check out Class of Heroes II. Expect to grind a lot in Class of Heroes II. Things can go bad in any battle in this game too – keep your guard up at all times.
- RPG Master

Graphics: 53%
Sound: 52%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%

System: PSP/PS Vita(tested)
Publisher: Monkeypaw Games
Rating: ‘T’ - Teen
{Alcohol Reference, Mild Fantasy Violence, Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes}
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