Class of Heroes 2 is a first person dungeon crawler similar to Wizardry… if it took place in a high school.

The Class of Heroes 2 physical + digital edition costs $36.99 shipping included in the US. Purchasers will get codes their code Class of Heroes 2 via e-mail when the game is available on PlayStation Network.

Sticking with Working Designs tradition, Gaijinworks recorded a new song with the game’s opening animation. The problem is that song created a licensing issue that still hasn’t been resolved.

Gaijinworks and MonkeyPaw have finished localizing Class of Heroes 2. The PSP dungeon crawler which is essentially a cuter version of Wizardry set in a high school will be available on March 26.

The boxed version will include the game on UMD, a color manual, and a digital download code so you can play Class of Heroes 2 on Vita for $34.99.

“Don’t fret. Class of Heroes 2 is still coming,” Gaijinworks president Victor Ireland tweeted. “We just slowed it down a bit to polish some bits and add a proper credits sequence.”

While the Kickstarter initiative for a deluxe edition and enhanced localization failed, MonkeyPaw and Gaijinworks are still bringing Class of Heroes II to North America. The English version is slated for release this fall as a PSP/Vita compatible digital download.

“There’s definitely a smaller active JRPG fanbase now than when Working Designs was around, but I’d like to think that was due to a combination of that fanbase aging,” says Ireland.

The $59 package will include a UMD, soundtrack CD, character standees, soft faux-leather embossed manual & art book in an embossed box and three other items voted by Kickstarter backers.

“The original game didn’t get this treatment and didn’t have much marketing support as well. Victor Ireland has an excellent track record on localizations as fans of Lunar, Growlanser, Alundra, and Arc the Lad, will attest.”

Atlus brought the cutesy take on Wizardry overseas and now MonkeyPaw plans on localizing the 2009 PSP sequel Class of Heroes 2 and the 2010 PS3 port Class of Heroes 2G.

Because developer Acquire is looking for a Western company to sponsor their high school sim meets dungeon crawler.

Zero Div is putting the finishing touches on Class of Heroes 2 and its nineteen jobs. If you had your heart on dungeon crawling as a pop idol this game is for you.

Shortly after Class of Heroes schools North America in classic dungeon crawling Class of Heroes 2 will come out in Japan. The sequel has ten races and 19 majors — five more than the first game.