100% Orange Juice
- May 16, 2014
- Orange_Juice
- 17h median play time
Get on Steam"100% Orange Juice" is a light-hearted board game simulation with bright, anime-inspired visuals. Players move their characters around a virtual game board, completing laps and battling opponents in mini-game challenges. The goal is to be the first to reach the finish line with a full star meter, which can be filled by defeating enemies and collecting stars. With its simple mechanics and charming presentation, it offers a fun and engaging experience for players of all skill levels.
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Reviews
- gameplay784 mentions
- 30 % positive mentions
- 66 % neutral mentions
- 4 % negative mentions
The gameplay of "100% Orange Juice" is characterized by a blend of board game mechanics, card-driven strategies, and a heavy reliance on RNG (random number generation), which can lead to chaotic and unpredictable matches. While the mechanics are simple and easy to learn, the game offers depth through character abilities and card interactions, making it engaging for both casual and competitive play. However, the luck-based nature can be frustrating for some players, as outcomes often hinge on dice rolls and card draws, leading to a mix of fun and potential rage-inducing moments, especially in multiplayer settings.
“The gameplay is a delightful mix of board game mechanics, card battles, and anime-style characters.”
“The gameplay is easy to pick up, but with the amount of cards and characters, as well as map variation, the gameplay is almost always guaranteed to be different between each game.”
“The gameplay, while simple at first, quickly turns into a chaotic mess that’s full of twists and turns, much like games like Mario Party.”
“The gameplay is incredibly repetitive, the characters are all asinine and bland, and the gameplay is hugely boring.”
“The gameplay itself is simple: roll dice to move, roll dice for combat, and you get some cards to mix things up a bit.”
“The gameplay is the bare definition of dull.”
- story606 mentions
- 18 % positive mentions
- 77 % neutral mentions
- 5 % negative mentions
The story in "100% Orange Juice" is generally perceived as minimal and often nonsensical, serving primarily as a backdrop for gameplay rather than a focal point. While some players find the character-driven narratives amusing and charming, many criticize the story mode for being overly reliant on luck and frustratingly difficult, particularly against AI opponents. Overall, the game is best enjoyed in multiplayer, where the lighthearted and quirky story elements can be appreciated without the burdens of single-player challenges.
“The story mode is actually super entertaining, and playing it with friends becomes so chaotically fun.”
“The characters are cute, the story is humorous and tongue-in-cheek, the gameplay is simple but fun; it's basically a standard tabletop board game with adorable anime characters.”
“The story is delightful.”
“The story is rigged and the so-called RNG is 100% a lie; you will roll a 1 90% of the time and every CPU will target you even if they get nothing out of it.”
“The single-player story, although not the main focus, is mediocre and despite playing for hours on normal, it was rigged against me and I was not able to make it past the first game.”
“The story mode is a bit rough; I beat one on extreme and became a god, but the story is basically the same whichever path you choose, with minor changes.”
- music498 mentions
- 52 % positive mentions
- 46 % neutral mentions
- 2 % negative mentions
The music in "100% Orange Juice" is widely praised for its catchy and upbeat nature, with each character having their own unique theme that enhances the gameplay experience. While many players find the soundtrack delightful and fitting, some note that it can become repetitive over extended play sessions. Overall, the game's music contributes significantly to its charm, making it enjoyable for both casual and competitive play.
“The music is really good, and the developers constantly add new content/events, and listen to player feedback, you'll also find no shortage of games.”
“The music is fantastic (for the most part; I still am a bit meh on three or so character themes, but out of the vast number of characters, that is a very small amount).”
“The music is great, with quite a few standout songs here and there.”
“The music is fine, but the game is mostly luck-based.”
“The soundtrack is annoying after a while and the gameplay is repetitive but still enjoyable.”
“The music can get pretty annoying and repetitive; I mute the game.”
- graphics389 mentions
- 39 % positive mentions
- 59 % neutral mentions
- 2 % negative mentions
The graphics of "100% Orange Juice" are characterized by a vibrant, colorful anime aesthetic that appeals to fans of cutesy art styles, featuring charming character designs and smooth animations. While many players appreciate the game's whimsical visuals and catchy soundtrack, some critics find the art style off-putting or simplistic, suggesting it may not resonate with everyone. Overall, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's lighthearted and fun atmosphere, making it a delightful experience for those who enjoy this particular aesthetic.
“The colorful graphics and quirky characters add a lot of charm to the experience.”
“Its colorful, anime-inspired art style and charismatic characters create a charming and lighthearted atmosphere.”
“The bright and colorful visuals create a delightful atmosphere, while the adorable character designs make it impossible not to smile during play.”
“The art style is ugly and inconsistent too.”
“The art style also feels so cut-and-paste that it contributes nothing to immersion whatsoever.”
“It is the reason why 100% orange juice, instead of relaxing me with its cutesy comfy anime aesthetic, has given me a migraine headache almost instantly, rendering it unplayable.”
- humor349 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in "100% Orange Juice" is widely praised for its chaotic and lighthearted nature, making it a perfect party game for friends. Players enjoy the absurdity of random events, quirky character interactions, and the comedic frustration that arises from luck-based gameplay, often leading to shared laughter and memorable moments. The game's cute art style and self-aware humor further enhance its appeal, creating a fun and engaging experience that is best enjoyed in a multiplayer setting.
“Hilarious, colorful characters and a bit of madness are the perfect recipe for a party with friends.”
“But beneath the cutesy facade lies a game brimming with strategic depth, hilarious moments of chaos, and enough dice-induced frustration to make you question your faith in randomness.”
“The amount of trolling you and your friends can do to each other makes this game hilarious.”
- replayability97 mentions
- 39 % positive mentions
- 57 % neutral mentions
- 4 % negative mentions
The game boasts exceptionally high replayability, driven by a diverse selection of characters, cards, and game modes, which ensures that no two matches are ever the same. Players appreciate its balance of luck and strategy, making it easy to pick up yet challenging to master, particularly in multiplayer settings. Regular updates and a vibrant community further enhance its longevity, making it a favorite for both casual and dedicated gamers.
“It's easy to pick up and play, but mastering its strategies can take time, which adds to its replay value.”
“Replayability: the wide selection of cards and characters, along with the multiplayer mode, guarantee many hours of play.”
“The game has a lot of characters and cards to choose from, giving it plenty of replayability and ensuring that no two matches are ever the same.”
“The replayability for unlocks is really frequent, so this game will last you a while if you're a completionist.”
“Not exactly a ton of replay value though once you get tired of the randomness of the game.”
“Dear developers, a challenging CPU opponent is not something that gets loaded dice, gangs up, or gets consistent rare card draws; find another way to make it challenging versus cheating or screwing over your players, it would be a lot more replayable to those who can't find an open or public multiplayer lobby.”
- grinding80 mentions
- 3 % positive mentions
- 1 % neutral mentions
- 96 % negative mentions
The grinding aspect of the game is widely criticized for being tedious and time-consuming, particularly in single-player mode, where players often feel forced to engage in repetitive tasks to unlock characters, cards, and cosmetics. While some enjoy the grind as part of the experience, especially in multiplayer settings, many find it frustrating due to reliance on RNG and the excessive amount of time required to achieve goals. Overall, the game is recommended primarily for those who enjoy grinding and playing with friends, rather than for solo players seeking a more engaging experience.
“You'll need a second life for grinding.”
“No grinding and definitely not a pay-to-win game.”
“The game has a lot of DLC and in-game economy items you have to pay for with real money or spend countless hours grinding for them, which makes you either have to spend an unreasonable amount of time playing a game relying on RNG to win or spend hundreds of dollars to get all the items.”
“The only irritating thing about this game, which is why I only play it for a couple of weeks at a time, is that games take about a half hour each, and for the amount of achievements or grinding for specific accessories, it gets very tedious very quickly.”
“In conclusion, this game is boring, luck-based, and tedious.”
- emotional59 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by a mix of wholesome fun and intense emotional experiences, often leading players to feel a range of emotions from joy to frustration. Many players report moments of laughter and tears, highlighting the game's ability to evoke strong feelings through its quirky characters and unpredictable gameplay. Despite its lighthearted anime aesthetic, the game can be surprisingly impactful, leaving players feeling both emotionally connected and occasionally devastated.
“This game has opponents/players that emotionally destroy you.”
“Get some friends together and experience an emotional roller coaster that The Last of Us Part II wishes it gave.”
“The embodiment of what we call an 'emotional rollercoaster'.”
- monetization29 mentions
- 10 % positive mentions
- 55 % neutral mentions
- 34 % negative mentions
The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players criticizing the prevalence of microtransactions and the extensive DLC offerings that often feel like cash grabs. While some users appreciate that core gameplay is not hindered by paywalls, others express frustration over the constant in-game advertisements and the high costs associated with additional content. Overall, the monetization strategy appears to detract from the gaming experience for a significant portion of the player base.
“The few exceptions I make tend to either be that the DLC is completely worth it and feels like an extension of the game, rather than a rush job (all of A Hat in Time's DLC would be a good example), or it's not essential to enjoy the game to the fullest (like BTD6's microtransactions, which I will never purchase, but simultaneously the game doesn't try to milk you for money and you have to earn certain cosmetics by effort, not by purchasing them).”
“While it has more microtransactions than I'd normally like, none of the DLC is pay-to-win and adds interesting new content to the game.”
“My point here is that no core progression (cards or cosmetics) are locked behind any microtransactions whatsoever.”
“Overall, this game oozes Roblox cash grab energy from the 30+ DLC characters that barely change anything about the gameplay.”
“Can't recommend this as a product simply because of the pricing; the sheer amount of DLC and the cost is ridiculous. It would make a lot more sense on phones than on Steam, which means there is a different standard required for in-game microtransactions.”
“They clutter the UI with giant banners advertising their events, the DLC, and other games sold by the publisher.”
- character development23 mentions
- 48 % positive mentions
- 39 % neutral mentions
- 13 % negative mentions
Character development in the game is highlighted by its diverse and whimsical character designs, which evoke a range of emotions and enhance the overall experience. While many players appreciate the cute and charming aesthetics, some critiques mention inconsistencies in design and difficulty in differentiating characters. Overall, the character designs contribute significantly to the game's appeal, making it a fun and engaging party experience.
“The bright and colorful visuals create a delightful atmosphere, while the adorable character designs make it impossible not to smile during play.”
“With amazingly cute and clever character designs, as well as amazing board design, this game truly stands out.”
“The character design is absolutely adorable, and the ability, battle, and trap cards are fun to use, with a great variety of cosmetics available for customization.”
“Although I don't like the character designs of the game, it is definitely fun to play.”
“The overall art design is atrocious a lot of the time, with in-your-face colors all over the place and weird changes in character designs from chibi to full size at almost random.”
“These days, the game is quite literally just a dumping ground for Hono's bad ideas and even worse character designs.”
- atmosphere21 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 52 % neutral mentions
- 14 % negative mentions
The atmosphere of "100% Orange Juice" is characterized by its immersive, colorful, and cheerful environment, enhanced by a playful soundtrack and charming anime-inspired art style. Players appreciate the game's lighthearted and quirky vibe, which fosters a relaxing and friendly gaming experience, making it ideal for casual play and social interactions. Despite its cute exterior, the game also introduces competitive elements that can incite playful rivalry among friends, adding depth to its overall atmosphere.
“Its colorful, anime-inspired art style and charismatic characters create a charming and lighthearted atmosphere.”
“The bright and colorful visuals create a delightful atmosphere, while the adorable character designs make it impossible not to smile during play.”
“Wonderfully sweet pastel art stretches from corner to corner, and the music, voice acting, and sound design all contribute seamlessly to the bubbly atmosphere.”
“The brutal nature of the game combined with its mocking atmosphere promotes suspicion and jealousy between friends, inciting bloodlust and single-minded fanaticism.”
“Don't let this game's cute atmosphere and lightheartedness fool you.”
“The atmosphere the game gives is pretty chill, a really relaxing environment to play in this type of game.”
- stability19 mentions
- 11 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 89 % negative mentions
Overall, the game's stability is mixed; while many players report a generally smooth experience with few major bugs, some have encountered freezing issues, particularly on Windows 11 and during multiplayer sessions. Occasional glitches, especially during events or when entering lobbies, have been noted, but they are often resolved quickly. Despite these issues, the game is largely considered stable and enjoyable for most users.
“Generally bug-free and could run on a graphing calculator.”
“It runs great and doesn't have too many issues. As a Linux user, I had some issues booting with Proton, but putting 'PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%' in the launch commands lets it work perfectly fine!”
“Game glitches out and doesn't give rewards for finishing games.”
“The game freezes at the beginning on Windows 11, please update.”
“However, I should mention that it frequently freezes at least temporarily while trying to launch the game.”
- optimization10 mentions
- 30 % positive mentions
- 40 % neutral mentions
- 30 % negative mentions
Overall, the game's optimization is praised for its smooth performance and solid animations, reflecting the developers' commitment to quality. While it excels in gameplay and runs well even on lower-end systems, some users noted a need for improved memory optimization.
“The game runs smoothly and without issue, which is a testament to the developer's attention to detail and commitment to quality.”
“Very solid animations and game performance.”
“Very very good tabletop gameplay, and well optimized performance.”
“Needs more memory optimization.”
“The core mechanic uses dice roll, but everything else outside of that could be used to up your overall performance.”
“[i]100% Orange Juice[/i] is a video game board game similar to [i]Mario Party[/i] in looks and play-style, but instead of annoying minigames after every round, you're awarded stars (coins) regardless of your performance.”
