Once Human gives players three different classes to choose from: Beastmaster, Chef, and Gardener. The class system in this game isn't like the ones found in other RPGs, though. Instead of having unique abilities, each class gets access to certain crafting recipes, and they start with different special items as well. Whatever you choose will definitely have an impact on your long-term progression plans in Once Human, but if you're worried about combat, any of these classes can perform just as well as the others.
The Beastmaster is the pet class of Once Human. They can tame wild animals and summon them as companions while exploring, and they can craft gear for their animal friends too. Beastmasters are friends to all wildlife — predator and prey animals will neither attack nor runaway from characters who pick this class, making hunting and taming much easier compared to other classes.
This class is great if you mostly play solo in Once Human's more difficult scenarios. Your animal companions can take aggro and deal damage for you, giving you the opportunity to safely deal damage or escape from sticky situations. Outside of combat, Beastmasters get early access to ranching tools like the LIvestock Facility and the Tranquilizer Throwing Needle.
Chefs are culinary experts with the ability to cook whatever they want regardless of recipe requirements. By choosing this class, you can freestyle your own meals and create unique dishes of your own. This is an excellent quality-of-life perk that's often taken for granted — not only does good food restore your hunger and thirst, but the right meals in Once Human also give very good buffs that can help with exploration and combat.
Despite not having any abilities that directly help with combat, Chefs can still increase their combat prowess through their ability to consume up to two food items and two drinks at a time.
I personally recommend picking Chef if it's your first time playing Once Human.
Gardeners are equal parts farmers, botanists, and chemists. Their penchant for growing plants allows them to gain early access to advanced cooking and crafting materials. They can graft crops onto other crops or biomechanical parts to create super plants, which can then be used for various crafting endeavors.
Like the Chef, Gardeners are more about producing items that provide significant buffs. They can monitor soil conditions and manipulate plant growth speeds as well, making them very valuable for group play in Once Human.
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